He played only for Dynamo Moscow from 1950-1970, represented the Soviet Union in 74 games from 1954-1970, winning the gold medal in 1956 Melbourne Olympic games and Euro 1960 in France. Yashin also played goalie for Dynamo ice hockey team during his first years trying to make a break into the senior squad of the football team.
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- Lev Yashin was born in Moscow, in 1929. His parents worked long hours. ... Soon he was noticed by football coaches and invited to the Dynamo team.
- Lev Yashin never left Moscow before he joined the Dynamo team.
- Post-playing career[edit]. After retiring from playing, Yashin spent almost 20 years in various administrative positions at Dynamo Moscow.
- Yashin’s rise to fame began when he joined the Dynamo Moscow club in 1950. His exceptional goalkeeping skills quickly garnered attention...Bulunamadı: never
- However, Yashin liked football much more, and having received a place in Dynamo's starting line-up at 1953, Lev Ivanovich left hockey forever.
- Dynamo Moscow, one of the most storied clubs in Soviet football, served as the perfect backdrop for Yashin’s exploits.
- Yashin also played goalie for Dynamo ice hockey team during his first years trying to make a break into the senior squad of the football team.Bulunamadı: joined
- In an attempt to deal with his mental health issues, Yashin joined the military. However, football, and not the service, would be his “salvation”.Bulunamadı: never
- B ut , a year later, Yashin led Dynamo Moscow to victory in the All-Union championship - in 27 matches, he conceded only six goals.Bulunamadı: never
- You can list everyone: there were no weak links in that team. But I will name only one more player who appeared in the world team that day: Lev Yashin.
- Yashin's contemporary Vsevolod Bobrov is generally considered as one of the best Soviet/Russian players ever both in hockey and in football, as well as bandy.
