Shevchenko return to Dynamo scoring a goal
August 31, 2009 by Bumeral sports news
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KIEV, Ukraine. Aug. 31, 2009 .- The Ukrainian Andriy Shevchenko made his debut on Monday with Dynamo Kiev, computer that has washed up English after leaving Chelsea with a penalty goal in a league match at the stadium against Metalurg Valeri Lobanovsky Donetsk and final score of 3-1. The striker, who left in the second half, scored in stoppage time to materialize a maximum penalty goal Metalurg visitor, said the club’s website. After scoring his first goal for the Dynamo jersey since he left the club in 1999 to sign for AC Milan, ‘Sheva’, as is known in Ukraine, ran to celebrate with fans as if it were a final. Russian Dynamo coach Valery Gazzaev was delighted with the arrival of Shevchenko to the team, although this nuance that even “lacks improve their fitness. “The guys looked to him to mark. He had three or four chances to score. We have seen that the class has not lost,” he said at a news conference. Shevchenko, 32, signed on Saturday a two-year contract with the club where he grew up to coach under legendary Soviet coach Lobanovsky Ukrainian, which was like a father to the player. At that time often formed with the pair in a historic Rebrov rows Dynamo Kiev, who crushed then to Barcelona and Real Madrid, and reached the semifinals of the Champions League in 1999, where they were eliminated by Bayern Munich. After leaving the Dynamo Kiev striker played seven seasons in the Italian AC Milan and scored 127 goals. In 2006 she was sold to Chelsea in London for 30.8 million pounds, and after two seasons marked by injuries, was transferred last year to AC Milan. Returning to London, found that Shevchenko was not in the plans of Chelsea, the Italian Carlo Ancelotti, he decided to return to Dynamo Kiev. “Golden Ball” in 2004, the Ukrainian striker managed five league titles with Dynamo Kiev and won the Champions League with Milan in 2003 to the penalties.
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