109 Players

  • Years Played • Position • Squad History (Bold text indicates player is active)

Valentin Afonin 1966-1970 · DF · Soviet Union

Sergey Andreyev 1982 · FW · Soviet Union

German Apukhtin 1958 · FW

Kakhi Asatiani 1970 · MF · Soviet Union

Andriy Bal 1982-1986 · MF · Soviet Union

Anatoliy Banishevskiy 1966 · FW · Soviet Union

Viktor Bannikov 1966 · GK

Sergei Bazulev 1990-1991 · DF · Spartak Moscow

Igor Belanov 1986-1991 · FW,MF · Mönchengladbach, Soviet Union

Vladimir Belyayev 1958 · GK

Oleg Benko 1990-1991 · DF

Oleh Blokhin 1982-1986 · FW · Soviet Union

Sergei Borovsky 1982 · DF · Soviet Union

Aleksandr Bubnov 1986 · DF

Valentin Bubukin 1958 · FW

Anatoliy Byshovets 1970 · FW · Soviet Union

Viktor Chanov 1982-1990 · GK

Vyacheslav Chanov 1982 · GK

Fyodor Cherenkov 1991-1994 · MF · Spartak Moscow

Igor Chislenko 1962-1966 · FW,MF · Soviet Union

Aleksandre Chivadze 1982-1986 · DF · Soviet Union

Givi Chokheli 1962 · DF · Soviet Union

Vasiliy Danilov 1966 · DF · Soviet Union

Vitaly Daraselia 1982 · MF · Soviet Union

Rinat Dasayev 1982-1990 · GK · Sevilla, Soviet Union

Yevgeni Dolgov 1991-1992 · DF · Dynamo Moscow

Eduard Dubinski 1962 · DF

Revaz Dzodzuashvili 1970 · DF · Soviet Union

Yuri Falin 1958 · FW,MF

Genrikh Fedosov 1958 · FW

Sergei Fokin 1990-1993 · DF · CSKA Moscow

Yuri Gavrilov 1982 · MF · Soviet Union

Viktor Getmanov 1966 · DF

Aleksandr Gitselov 1990-1994 · FW · Torpedo Moscow

Gennadi Gusarov 1958-1962 · FW,MF

Anatoli Ilyin 1958 · FW · Soviet Union

Aleksandr Ivanov 1958 · FW · Soviet Union

Andrei Kalaychev 1990-1992 · MF · Torpedo Moscow

Volodymyr Kaplychnyi 1970 · DF · Soviet Union

Dmitri Karsakov 1992-2003 · MF · CSKA Moscow

Anzor Kavazashvili 1966-1970 · GK · Soviet Union

Vladimir Kesarev 1958 · DF · Soviet Union

Vagiz Khidiyatullin 1982-1995 · DF,MF · Soviet Union

Vitaliy Khmelnytskyi 1970 · FW · Soviet Union

Murtaz Khurtsilava 1966-1970 · DF · Soviet Union

Galimzyan Khusainov 1962-1966 · FW · Soviet Union

Nikolay Kiselyov 1970 · MF · Soviet Union

Georgi Kondratiev 1990-1991 · FW · Chornomorets Odesa

Alexey Korneyev 1966 · DF,MF

Sergo Kotrikadze 1962 · GK

Valentin Kozmich Ivanov 1958-1962 · FW · Soviet Union

Serhiy Krakovskyi 1986 · GK

Konstantin Krizhevsky 1958 · DF · Soviet Union

Boris Kuznetsov 1958 · DF · Soviet Union

Yevgeni Kuznetsov 1990-1996 · MF · Norrköping

Nikolay Larionov 1986 · DF,MF

Gennady Logofet 1970 · DF

Viktor Losev 1991-1992 · DF

Evgeny Lovchev 1970 · DF

Eduard Malofeyev 1966 · FW · Soviet Union

Aleksei Mamykin 1962 · FW

Nikolai Manoshin 1962 · DF,MF

Eduard Markarov 1966 · FW

Vladimir Maslachenko 1958-1962 · GK

Anatoli Maslyonkin 1958-1962 · DF,MF · Soviet Union

Mikheil Meskhi 1962 · FW,MF · Soviet Union

Slava Metreveli 1962-1970 · FW,MF · Soviet Union

Gennady Morozov 1986 · DF

Volodymyr Muntyan 1970 · MF · Soviet Union

Igor Netto 1958-1962 · DF,MF · Soviet Union

Givi Nodia 1970 · FW

Khoren Oganesian 1982 · MF · Soviet Union

Leonīds Ostrovskis 1958-1966 · DF · Soviet Union

Hennadiy Perepadenko 1990-1992 · MF · Spartak Moscow

Viktor Ponedelnik 1962 · FW · Soviet Union

Vladimir Ponomaryov 1966 · DF,FW · Soviet Union

Valeri Popovitch 1990-2009 · FW,MF · Haka, HJK Helsinki, Spartak Moscow

Valeriy Porkujan 1966-1970 · FW · Soviet Union

Boris Pozdnyakov 1990-1991 · DF · Spartak Moscow

Serhiy Puchkov 1990-1991 · DF · Chornomorets Odesa

Anatoliy Puzach 1970 · FW

Vasyl Rats 1986-1990 · DF,MF · Espanyol, Soviet Union

Sergey Rodionov 1982-1995 · FW · Spartak Moscow, Soviet Union

Oleg Romantsev 1982 · DF

Yozhef Sabo 1962-1966 · MF · Soviet Union

Sergei Salnikov 1958 · FW · Soviet Union

Nikolai Savichev 1990-1993 · FW,MF · Torpedo Moscow

Yuri Savichev 1992-1997 · FW · Saarbrücken, St Pauli

Viktor Serebryanikov 1962-1970 · MF · Soviet Union

Yevhen Shakhov 1990-1991 · FW,MF

Ramaz Shengelia 1982 · FW · Soviet Union

Albert Shesternyov 1962-1970 · DF · Soviet Union

Valeri Shmarov 1990-2001 · FW · Karlsruher, Spartak Moscow, Fakel Voronezh

Leonid Shmuts 1970 · GK

Giorgi Sichinava 1966 · MF

Nikita Simonyan 1958 · FW · Soviet Union

Tengiz Sulakvelidze 1982 · DF,MF · Soviet Union

Yuri Susloparov 1982-1991 · DF,MF

Andriy Sydelnykov 1990-1993 · DF,MF

Viktor Tsaryov 1958 · DF,MF · Soviet Union

Aleksandr Uvarov 1990-1997 · GK · Maccabi Tel Aviv FC

Valery Voronin 1962-1966 · MF · Soviet Union

Ivan Yaremchuk 1986-1990 · MF · Soviet Union

Evgeny Yarovenko 1990-1991 · DF

Lev Yashin 1958-1970 · GK · Soviet Union

Gennady Yevryuzhikhin 1970 · FW · Soviet Union

Vadym Yevtushenko 1982-1994 · FW,MF · Soviet Union

Oleksandr Zavarov 1986-1990 · MF · Juventus, Soviet Union

Valeri Zykov 1970 · DF

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