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Athletic81
Acceleration
87
Pace
83
Agility
88
Strength
75
Balance
78
Jumping
76
Stamina
80
Fitness
78
Technical83
Dribbling
85
Short Passing
77
Long Passing
77
Finishing
87
Shot Accuracy
86
Shot Power
82
Shooting Technique
85
Heading
81
Tackling
41
Crossing
78
Free Kick
74
Penalties
76
First Touch
80
Mental80
Composure
78
Aggression
74
Consistency
76
Creativity
75
Leadership
83
Work Rate
85
Tactical82
Vision
78
Off the Ball
86
Defensive Positioning
37
Teamwork
82
Anticipation
85
Marking
37
Attacking 84
Crossing
78
Finishing
87
Heading Accuracy
81
Shot Accuracy
86
Off the Ball
86
Technique 80
Dribbling
85
Free Kick
74
Short Passing
77
Long Passing
77
First Touch
80
Shot Technique
85
Movement 84
Acceleration
87
Pace
83
Agility
88
Balance
78
Physicality 78
Shot Power
82
Jumping
76
Stamina
80
Strength
75
Fitness
78
Defending 38
Marking
37
Tackling
41
Def. Positioning
37
Mentality & Game Reading 79
Aggression
74
Composure
78
Penalties
76
Vision
78
Leadership
83
Work Rate
85
Teamwork
82
Anticipation
85
Consistency
76
Creativity
75
Ukraine - StrikerKanevskiy, Viktor
Before Blokhin became the obvious attacking reference in Dynamo mythology, Kanevskyi had already given Kyiv a centre-forward with authority, movement and scoring weight. His 86 Soviet league goals and presence at the 1962 World Cup place him among the club’s first major post-war forwards, not just a local hero with nostalgia attached. He attacked the box with timing, held the line well and gave the early-1960s Dynamo side a sharper, more credible edge against Moscow’s dominance.
