Dmitri Bulykin

Footballer and goal scorer

Dmitri Bulykin - Footballer and goal scorer
Born

November 20th, 1979
45 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Russia

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Professional footballer played as a striker. Career began at Dynamo Moscow, where early performances attracted attention. Played in several European leagues including the Netherlands and Spain. Notably played for FC Twente and scored goals that contributed to team successes. Competing at the international level, represented the national team in various UEFA competitions.

Scored 10 goals for the Russian national team

Won the KNVB Cup with FC Twente in 2011

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