List of Ukrainian people in football who plays or played in Russian occupied territories of Ukraine

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List of Ukrainian people in football who plays or played in Russian occupied territories of Ukraine include players, coaches, and functionaries who play, coach or develop football in Crimea and the Russian occupied areas of Ukrainian Donbas (Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts). [1]

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Crimea

Players

Coaches and functionaries

Donetsk Oblast

Luhansk Oblast

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