National Teams of The Former Soviet Republics
| Armenia | National team | U-21 team | UEFA |
| Azerbaijan | National team | U-21 team | UEFA |
| Belarus | National team | U-21 team | UEFA |
| Estonia | National team | U-21 team | UEFA |
| Georgia | National team | U-21 team | UEFA |
| Kazakhstan | National team | U-21 team | UEFA (AFC:1992-2002) |
| Kyrgyzstan | National team | U-20 team | AFC |
| Latvia | National team | U-21 team | UEFA |
| Lithuania | National team | U-21 team | UEFA |
| Moldova | National team | U-21 team | UEFA |
| Russia | National team | U-21 team | UEFA |
| Tajikistan | National team | U-20 team | AFC |
| Turkmenistan | National team | U-20 team | AFC |
| Ukraine | National team | U-21 team | UEFA |
| Uzbekistan | National team | U-20 team | AFC |
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