Ukrainians on the Soviet Union national football team

---- Unofficial games ==Ukrainian Olympians on the Soviet team==

• Yozhef Betsa* • Volodymyr Kaplychnyi • Yozhef Sabo* • Viktor Kolotov* • Anatoliy Kuksov* • Vyacheslav Semyonov • Yuriy Yeliseyev • Volodymyr Onyshchenko • Oleh Blokhin • Oleksandr Ponomarov (coach) • Viktor Zvyahintsev • Viktor Matviyenko • Stefan Reshko • Volodymyr Troshkin • Mykhaylo Fomenko • Anatoliy Konkov • Leonid Buryak • Volodymyr Veremeyev* • Valeriy Lobanovskyi (coach) • Volodymyr Bezsonov • Sergei Baltacha • Oleksiy Cherednyk* • Vadym Tyshchenko • Volodymyr Lyutyi • Oleksiy Mykhaylychenko == Russian Olympians born in Ukraine ==

• Sergey Shavlo • Yuriy Istomin • Vladimir Pilguy • Sergey Andreyev • Igor Dobrovolski • Anatoliy Byshovets (coach) ==Ukrainian footballers on the Soviet junior teams==

• Valeriy Horbunov • Yuriy Kovalyov* • Petro Slobodyan • Viktor Chanov • Sergei Baltacha • Anatoliy Demyanenko • Serhiy Zhuravlyov • Viktor Kaplun • Andriy Bal • Yaroslav Dumanskyi • Anatoliy Radenko • Oleh Luzhnyi • Andriy Sydelnykov • Serhiy Shmatovalenko • Serhiy Zayets • Rostyslav Potochnyak • Valentyn Kryachko • Hryhoriy Batych • Oleksandr Sopko • Serhiy Zharkov • Yuriy Syvukha • Yuriy Dehteryov* • Viktor Kuznetsov* • Leonid Shmuts • Oleksandr Berezhnoy • Viktor Nastashevskyi* • Anatoliy Saulevych • Serhiy Krakovskyi • Serhiy Naidenko • Serhiy Ovchynnykov* • Valeriy Zubenko • Mykhaylo Olefirenko • Oleh Taran • Ihor Lytvynenko • Volodymyr Bednyi • Oleh Benko* • Serhiy Bezhenar • Oleg Salenko* • Anatoliy Mushchynka • Yuriy Mokrytskyi • Yuriy Moroz • Oleh Matveyev* • Valeriy Vysokos • Mykola Rusyn • Yuriy Makarov • Yevhen Pokhlebayev • Serhiy Scherbakov • Volodymyr Sharan • Serhiy Kandaurov* == Russian footballers born in Ukraine ==

• Yuri Susloparov • Gennadi Kostylev (coach) • Oleksandr Pomazun • Sergei Mamchur (Russia U-21) • Grigori Bogemsky 1913 • Evgeni Aldonin 2002–07 • Artyom Bezrodny 1999 • Viktor Budyanskiy 2007 • Igor Dobrovolski 1992–98 • Oleksandr Horshkov 1998 • Andrei Kanchelskis 1992–98 • Andrei Karyaka 2001–05 • Vladimir Lebed 1995 • Roman Neustädter 2016– • Yuriy Nikiforov 1993–2002 • Gennadiy Nizhegorodov 2000–03 • Viktor Onopko 1992–2004 • Sergei Podpaly 1992–94 • Sergei Semak 1997–2010 • Vladislav Ternavsky 1994–96 • Ilya Tsymbalar 1994–99 • Sergei Yuran 1992–99 • Anton Shvets 2018– ==Senior national team all-time records==

Here included players that with help of FIFA, the Russian Football Union claims of their own. Such players, Oleg Blokhin, Oleg Protasov, and Anatoliy Demyanenko, still are the indicators of class for all players in Ukraine. Those players committed their playing career to the clubs of the Lower Dnipro river region. Most capped Ukraine players Top Ukraine goalscorers ==List of Ukrainian coaches coaching other national teams==

In bold are coaches that eventually coached the Ukrainian football national team. • Oleksandr Ponomariov ( Soviet national football team 1972) • Oleh Bazylevych ( Soviet national football team 1974–1976, 1979), ( Bulgaria Olympic football team 1988–1989), ( Kuwait national under-23 football team 1995–1996) • Valeriy Lobanovskyi ( Soviet national football team 1975–1976, 1982–1983, 1986–1990), ( UAE national football team 1990–1993), ( Kuwait national football team 1994–1996) • Valeriy Yaremchenko ( Syria national football team 1985–1987) • Anatoliy Azarenkov ( Syria national football team 1987–1990, 1992), ( Kuwait national under-20 football team 1993–1997) • Mykhaylo Fomenko ( Iraq national football team 1990), ( Guinea national football team 1994) • Anatoliy Byshovets ( South Korea national football team 1994–1995, South Korea national under-23 football team 1995–1996) • Volodymyr Muntyan ( Guinea national football team 1995–1998) • Viktor Pozhechevskyi ( Turkmenistan national football team 1998) • Volodymyr Salkov ( Uzbekistan national football team 2000–2001) • Volodymyr Bezsonov ( Turkmenistan national football team 2002–2003) • Viktor Pasulko ( Moldova national football team 2002–2005) • Semen Altman ( Moldova national football team 2019) ==References==