1990 European Championship Squad
The last Soviet U-21 team
- Head coach
- Vladimir Radionov
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Notes:
- All data through December 31, 1991.
- Mikhail Yeremin died on June 30, 1991 from injuries he sustain in auto accident June 23, 1991, less than a week after his birthday.
- Rogovskoi moved to Poland (Zagłębie Lubin), Sydelnykov - Germany (SG Wattenscheid 09), Pozdnyakov - Austria (FC Stahl Linz), Tskhadadze - Sweden (GIF Sundsvall), Shalimov - Italy (U.S. Foggia), Kanchelskis - England (Manchester United F.C.), Pyatnitskiy - Russia (Spartak Moscow), Mostovoi - Portugal (S.L. Benfica), Dobrovolskiy - Switzerland (Servette FC), Kolyvanov - Italy (U.S. Foggia), Yuran - Portugal (S.L. Benfica).
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