Ballon d'Or winners share this list with Premier League regulars and the Soviet-era stars who won European trophies from Kyiv.
1Andriy VoroninBundesliga forward with Mainz, Cologne and Leverkusen who also played for Liverpool.1000pts
2Leonid BuryakMidfielder of Dynamo's 1975 Cup Winners' Cup and Super Cup team.945pts
3Oleksandr ShovkovskyiDynamo Kyiv goalkeeper who kept a clean sheet in Ukraine's 2006 World Cup shootout win.882pts
4Anatoliy DemyanenkoDynamo Kyiv captain and left-back of the 1986 Cup Winners' Cup side.881pts
5Andriy YarmolenkoDynamo Kyiv winger and Ukraine's second-highest international scorer.787pts
6Mykhailo MudrykShakhtar winger whose 2023 move to Chelsea made him Ukraine's most expensive player.713pts
7Oleksandr ZinchenkoVersatile left-back and midfielder who won the Premier League with Manchester City.533pts
8Serhiy RebrovShevchenko's strike partner at Dynamo Kyiv and later Ukraine's head coach.533pts
9Yevhen KonoplyankaDribbling winger who won the Europa League with Sevilla in 2016.533pts
10Andriy ShevchenkoBallon d'Or winner in 2004 and Ukraine's record scorer with 48 international goals.533pts
11Oleh BlokhinDynamo Kyiv winger who won the 1975 Ballon d'Or and the Cup Winners' Cup twice.286pts
12Oleh ProtasovProlific Dnipro and Dynamo striker who starred for the USSR at Euro 1988.286pts
13Oleksandr ZavarovPlaymaker of Lobanovskyi's Dynamo who moved to Juventus in 1988.0pts
14Anatoliy TymoshchukDefensive midfielder who won the Champions League with Bayern and holds Ukraine's caps record.0pts
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Blokhin, Ukraine's first Ballon d'Or winner, later coached Shevchenko at the 2006 World Cup. Both men, and 12 more lists about the younger one: https://youpick.best/articles/andriy-shevchenko-ranked-many-ways
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