Squad
- Said Belmokhtar2012current
Vitaliy Polyanskyi2013current
Oleh Tarasenko2014current
Yuriy Bushman2014current
Ihor Semenyna2016current
Ihor Hordyacurrent- Ihor Stolovytskyicurrent
Oleh Synyohubcurrent- Oleksandr Kyrylyukcurrent
Oleksandr Obrevkocurrent- Ruslan Kachurcurrent
- Vitaliy Boykocurrent
Mykhaylo Serhiychuk2011–2013- Oleh Tarasenko2011–2013
- Shandor Vayda2012–2013
Anton Monakhov2013–2013
Yaroslav Zakharevych2013–2015
Artem Dovbyk2014–2015
Denys Skepskyi2015–2017
Maksym Lisovyi2015–2016
Oleksandr Safonov2015–2016- Yaroslav Yampol2016–2017
- Oleksandr Safonov2018–2018
Roman Loktionov2018–2018- Anatoliy Timofeev2020–2020
- Vyacheslav Lukhtanov2020–2020
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Career & Clubs
Khodak Cherkasy
In 2004, there was registered club FC Khodak Cherkasy at a local food factory owned by Volodymyr Khodak. The factory team existed at least since 1998, but was registered as Khodak in 2004. Previously in 1983–1991, Volodymyr Khodak worked in field of sports in Cherkasy Oblast and headed the regional branch of Soviet DOSAAF. The new club played at regional competitions of Cherkasy Oblast. Beside own football team, the Khodak company also sponsored the city's professional basketball team Cherkaski Mavpy. In the late October 2009 Khodak lost to another amateur club Karpaty Yaremche at the Ukrainian Amateur Cup final consisted of two legs. After Ukrainian League Cup (2010) the club has disappeared.
Slavutych – Cherkaskyi Dnipro
In 2010, on initiative of the Cherkasy Oblast Governor Serhiy Tulub a new club was created under the name of Slavutych and supposedly without any relations to Dnipro. There is an idea that the new club was created based on former amateur club FC Khodak Cherkasy. In interview to regional sports newspaper "Cherkaskyi Sport" on 5 December 2019, the former player of Khodak acknowledged that the newly formed Slavutych was created based on Khodak. The club's vice-president became a leader of Party of Regions in Cherkasy Oblast Volodymyr Khodak. In 2010, the new club applied for the Second League, but their application was denied. The deputy chairman of the Cherkasy Oblast said that the Football Federation has shown to much of…
- League
- Ukrainian First League
Legacy
Cherkaskyi Dnipro
Ukrainian First League Runners-up (1): 2015–16 PFL U-19 Winners (1): 2016–17 Runners-up (1): 2017–18 Ukrainian Second League Winners (1): 2014–15
Khodak Cherkasy
Ukrainian Amateur Cup Runners-up (1): 2009 Cherkasy Oblast Football Championship Winners (3): 2005, 2006, 2008 Runners-up (1): 2004
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
FC Cherkashchyna was a professional Ukrainian football club from the city of Cherkasy. The club's home ground was Central Stadium which was refurbished in 2003 and has a capacity of 10,321.
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