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Oleksiy Hodin

Personal information

Date of birth

(1983-02-02) 2 February 1983 (age 41)

Place of birth

Zaporizhzhia, Soviet Union

Height

1.79 m (5 ft 10 in)

Position(s)

Midfielder

Team information

Current team

Kremin Kremenchuk (manager)

Senior career*

Years

Team

Apps

(Gls)

1999–2009

Metalurh Zaporizhzhia

132

(11)

1999–2003

→ Metalurh-2 Zaporizhzhia (loan)

(6)

2006

→ Tavriya Simferopol (loan)

(1)

2009–2012

Metalurh Donetsk

(4)

2013–2015

Metalurh Zaporizhzhia

(2)

2015

Šiauliai

(3)

2016

TSK Simferopol

(0)

2018

Metalurh Zaporizhzhia

(0)

International career

1999–2000

Ukraine U17

(0)

2004–2005

Ukraine U21

(0)

Managerial career

2019–2020

Metalurh Zaporizhia (interim)

2021–

Kremin Kremenchuk

Medal record

Men's football

Representing Ukraine
UEFA European Under-21 Championship
Runner-up	2006 Portugal

*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Oleksiy Hodin (born 2 February 1983) is a Ukrainian football coach and former player who played as a midfielder for Metalurh Zaporizhzhia.

Club career

Born in Zaporizhzhya, Hodin was a graduate of the Metalurh Zaporizhzhia youth sports school, and would play club football for ten seasons with the senior side. He appeared in more than 200 competitive matches for Metalurh, and appeared for the club during its run to the 2006 Ukrainian Cup Final.

He signed on 17 June 2009 with Metalurh Donetsk.

International career

Hodin was a member of the Ukraine squad which reached the final of the 2006 UEFA European Under-21 Football Championship in Portugal, he played only five games for the Ukraine.

Honours

Ukraine U21

UEFA Under-21 Championship: runner-up 2006

References

"Алексей Годин вновь играет за «Металлург»". zasport.zp.ua (in Ukrainian). 10 January 2018.
"Алексей Годин - левый полузащитник запорожского «Металлурга»". misto.zp.ua (in Ukrainian). 2008.

External links

Oleksiy Hodin at FootballFacts.ru (in Russian)

v t e FC Metalurh Zaporizhzhia – managers
Voytenko (1935–3x) Balaba (1951–52) Glazkov (1953–54) Kostylev (1955–56) M.Churkin (195x–61) Korshunov (1961–62) Lerman (1963–65) Rodos (1965) Korshunov (1967–69) Lukashenko (1970–71) Stupakov (1972) Zhylin (1972) Zakharov (1973) Vul (1974) Fomin (1975) Betsa (1976–78) Hulevskyi (1979–80) Zakharov (1981) Tomakh (1981–88) Nadein (1988–92) Skredelis (1993) Vul (1993) Kuksov (1994) Tomakh (1994–98) Klyuchyk (1998) Shtelin (1998–99) Markevych (1999–01) Atamanyuk (2001) Taran (2001–02) Lutkov (2002) Nadein (2002) Katalinić (2003) Fomenko (2003) Yurevich (2004) Borovsky (2004) Yaremchenko (2004–05) Chantsev (2005) Hroznyi (2005–06) Yaschenko (2006–07) Vernydub (2007) Chantsev (2007–08) Lutkov (2008–09) Khodus (2009) Hryhorchuk (2009) Khodus (2009) Hryhorchuk (2009–10) Lutkov (2010–11) Nehiryev (2011) Zaytsev (2011–12) Buznik (2012) Luchkevych (2012) Kovalets (2012) Zayayev (2012) Kvartsyanyi (2012) Zaytsev (2013) Puchkov (2013) Taran (2013–14) Tomakh (2014–15) Chantsev (2015) Storchak (2016) Blyznyuk (R/N) (2016–17) Zhuk (R/N) (2017–18) Shapovalov (MFC) (2017–18) Taran (MFC) (2018–19) Bohatyr (MFC) (2019) Hodin (2019–20) Mykytin (2020–24) Hay (2024) Shapovalov (2024) Blyznyuk (2024–) (c) = caretaker manager, R/N = Rosso Nero, MFC = the 2017 city's club

FC Metalurh Zaporizhzhia – managers

Voytenko (1935–3x)
Balaba (1951–52)
Glazkov (1953–54)
Kostylev (1955–56)
M.Churkin (195x–61)
Korshunov (1961–62)
Lerman (1963–65)
Rodos (1965)
Korshunov (1967–69)
Lukashenko (1970–71)
Stupakov (1972)
Zhylin (1972)
Zakharov (1973)
Vul (1974)
Fomin (1975)
Betsa (1976–78)
Hulevskyi (1979–80)
Zakharov (1981)
Tomakh (1981–88)
Nadein (1988–92)
Skredelis (1993)
Vul (1993)
Kuksov (1994)
Tomakh (1994–98)
Klyuchyk (1998)
Shtelin (1998–99)
Markevych (1999–01)
Atamanyuk (2001)
Taran (2001–02)
Lutkov (2002)
Nadein (2002)
Katalinić (2003)
Fomenko (2003)
Yurevich (2004)
Borovsky (2004)
Yaremchenko (2004–05)
Chantsev (2005)
Hroznyi (2005–06)
Yaschenko (2006–07)
Vernydub (2007)
Chantsev (2007–08)
Lutkov (2008–09)
Khodus (2009)
Hryhorchuk (2009)
Khodus (2009)
Hryhorchuk (2009–10)
Lutkov (2010–11)
Nehiryev (2011)
Zaytsev (2011–12)
Buznik (2012)
Luchkevych (2012)
Kovalets (2012)
Zayayev (2012)
Kvartsyanyi (2012)
Zaytsev (2013)
Puchkov (2013)
Taran (2013–14)
Tomakh (2014–15)
Chantsev (2015)
Storchak (2016)
Blyznyuk (R/N) (2016–17)
Zhuk (R/N) (2017–18)
Shapovalov (MFC) (2017–18)
Taran (MFC) (2018–19)
Bohatyr (MFC) (2019)
Hodin (2019–20)
Mykytin (2020–24)
Hay (2024)
Shapovalov (2024)
Blyznyuk (2024–)

v t e FC Kremin Kremenchuk – managers
Miroshnyk (1960) Sadovskyi (1962–63) Melnychenko (1964–65) Churko (1966) Leontovych (1967) Usenko (1967) Lifshyts (1968) Usenko (1968–69) Berest (1986) Fomin (1987) Kaminskyi (1988–89) Lulko (1989) Zakharov (1990–91) Lozynskyi (1992) Streltsov (1992–93) Korponay (1993) Rudakov (1994) Korponay (1994–95) Skurskyi (1995) Korponay (1994) Yaremchenko (1996) Byelykh (1996–97) Skurskyi (1997) Koval (1997–98) Skurskyi (1998) Osynovskyi (1999–2000) Svystun (2003–08) Chumak (2008–13) Svystun (2013–15) Yashchenko (2015–18) Stolovytskyi (2018–19) Prokopynenko (2019–20) Svystun (2020) Holovko (2020) Hodin (2021) Svystun (2021) Stolovytskyi (2021) Loktionov (2021) Loktionov (2022–23) Klymovskyi (2023–) (c) = caretaker manager

FC Kremin Kremenchuk – managers

Miroshnyk (1960)
Sadovskyi (1962–63)
Melnychenko (1964–65)
Churko (1966)
Leontovych (1967)
Usenko (1967)
Lifshyts (1968)
Usenko (1968–69)
Berest (1986)
Fomin (1987)
Kaminskyi (1988–89)
Lulko (1989)
Zakharov (1990–91)
Lozynskyi (1992)
Streltsov (1992–93)
Korponay (1993)
Rudakov (1994)
Korponay (1994–95)
Skurskyi (1995)
Korponay (1994)
Yaremchenko (1996)
Byelykh (1996–97)
Skurskyi (1997)
Koval (1997–98)
Skurskyi (1998)
Osynovskyi (1999–2000)
Svystun (2003–08)
Chumak (2008–13)
Svystun (2013–15)
Yashchenko (2015–18)
Stolovytskyi (2018–19)
Prokopynenko (2019–20)
Svystun (2020)
Holovko (2020)
Hodin (2021)
Svystun (2021)
Stolovytskyi (2021)
Loktionov (2021)
Loktionov (2022–23)
Klymovskyi (2023–)

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