A 1970s dynasty, a 1980s machine, a 1990s Champions League run: every era of the club put a candidate on this list.
1Oleh BlokhinThe club's record scorer and the 1975 Ballon d'Or winner.1000pts
2Leonid BuryakMidfielder of the 1975 side that beat Bayern Munich in the Super Cup.753pts
3Oleksandr ShovkovskyiGoalkeeper who spent his whole 20-year career at Dynamo.692pts
4Andriy ShevchenkoScored the goals of Dynamo's run to the 1999 Champions League semi-finals before joining Milan.636pts
5Oleksandr ZavarovCreative midfielder of the mid-1980s Dynamo that dominated Soviet football.621pts
6Oleh LuzhnyiRight-back and captain of the late-1990s side, later at Arsenal.538pts
7Andriy YarmolenkoWinger who became one of the club's leading scorers across two spells.323pts
8Viktor KanevskyiCaptain and forward of the side that won Dynamo's first Soviet title in 1961.323pts
9Valeriy LobanovskyiDynamo winger of the early 1960s before becoming the club's legendary coach.323pts
10Serhiy RebrovShevchenko's strike partner in the late-1990s side that reached the 1999 Champions League semi-finals.323pts
11Anatoliy DemyanenkoLeft-back and captain who lifted the 1986 Cup Winners' Cup.323pts
12Serhiy SydorchukMidfielder who captained Dynamo to the 2020–21 league and cup double.0pts
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After the 2003 final Shevchenko took his Champions League medal to Lobanovskyi's grave in Kyiv. His Dynamo years and the rest: https://youpick.best/articles/andriy-shevchenko-ranked-many-ways
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