{"id":246262,"first_name":"Artem Oleksandrovych","last_name":"Dovbyk","short_name":"A. Dovbyk","common_name":"Artem Dovbyk","place_of_birth":"Cherkasy","gender":"male","height":184,"weight":76,"status":"active","createdAt":"2024-11-06T10:18:08.833Z","updatedAt":"2025-03-17T12:05:25.689Z","locale":"en","age":27,"stb_id":"artem-dovbyk","description":null,"tier":null,"common_name_en":"Artem Dovbyk","top_position":null,"introduction":"Artem Oleksandrovych Dovbyk is a renowned Ukrainian professional footballer known for his exceptional skills as a striker. Currently playing for Serie A club Roma and the Ukraine national team, Dovbyk has established himself as a significant figure in football. Known for his scoring prowess, he has received several accolades and has been instrumental in his teams' successes both domestically and internationally.","early_life_and_career":"\n## Early Years\nArtem Dovbyk was born on 21 June 1997 in Cherkasy, Ukraine. Raised in a supportive environment, his early interest in football was nurtured through a solid family foundation. His educational journey in football began in Cherkasy, where he attended the Olympic Reserve Specialized Sports School Slavutych, laying the groundwork for his future career in professional football.\n\n## Youth Career\nDovbyk began his football journey at the FC Cherkaskyi Dnipro academy. During his youth career, he made significant strides, debuting against Skala on 26 July 2014. Demonstrating his talent early, Dovbyk scored his first goal a month later in a victory against Krystal Kherson, becoming the youngest scorer in the club's history. 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He also played for Sønderjyske on loan, winning another Danish Cup in 2019-20.\n\n### Dnipro-1\nReturning to Ukraine in 2020 with SC Dnipro-1, he performed notably in the Ukrainian Cup, being one of the tournament's top scorers. Despite a halted season in 2021-22, he maintained form by joining Dynamo Kyiv for charity matches and emerged as the top scorer in the 2022-23 season in the Ukrainian Premier League.\n\n### Girona\nDovbyk's transfer to Girona in 2023 marked a significant milestone as he became the most expensive player in the club's history. His debut season in La Liga was spectacular, finishing as the top scorer and being instrumental in Girona qualifying for the UEFA Champions League.\n\n### Roma\nIn August 2024, Dovbyk's talents were secured by Serie A club Roma for €38 million. He quickly made an impact by scoring his first goal in a draw against Genoa.\n\n## National Team Career\n### Youth National Teams\nAlthough called up for the Ukraine U19 team, Dovbyk did not feature in any matches.\n\n### Senior National Team\nDovbyk's senior national team involvement began at age 19 during the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifiers. He debuted officially in March 2021 and scored a decisive goal at UEFA Euro 2020 against Sweden, securing Ukraine's spot in the quarter-finals.","playing_style_and_skills":"\n## Player Characteristics\nArtem Dovbyk is recognized for his role as a striker, utilizing his physical attributes to excel in his position. His technical skills are augmented by a sharp tactical understanding, making him a key offensive figure in any squad. Dovbyk's playing style is marked by his ability to score in crucial situations, often coming through in significant moments to turn the tide of a match.\n\n## Performance Statistics\nDovbyk's performance is evidenced by his top-scoring seasons, such as his 24 goals in the 2022-23 Ukrainian Premier League and his Pichichi Trophy win in La Liga. 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Artem Oleksandrovych Dovbyk is a renowned Ukrainian professional footballer known for his exceptional skills as a striker. Currently playing for Serie A club Roma and the Ukraine national team, Dovbyk has established himself as a significant figure in football. Known for his scoring prowess, he has received several accolades and has been instrumental in his teams' successes both domestically and internationally.

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Early Years

Artem Dovbyk was born on 21 June 1997 in Cherkasy, Ukraine. Raised in a supportive environment, his early interest in football was nurtured through a solid family foundation. His educational journey in football began in Cherkasy, where he attended the Olympic Reserve Specialized Sports School Slavutych, laying the groundwork for his future career in professional football.

Youth Career

Dovbyk began his football journey at the FC Cherkaskyi Dnipro academy. During his youth career, he made significant strides, debuting against Skala on 26 July 2014. Demonstrating his talent early, Dovbyk scored his first goal a month later in a victory against Krystal Kherson, becoming the youngest scorer in the club's history. His capabilities were further highlighted when he scored a hat-trick against Arsenal Bila Tserkva, showcasing his potential as a future star.

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Club Career

Cherkaskyi Dnipro

Dovbyk's professional career commenced at Cherkaskyi Dnipro, where his early achievements included winning the 2014–15 Ukrainian Second League, contributing 7 goals.

Dnipro

In 2015, Dovbyk moved to FC Dnipro, and during a loan spell at FC Zaria Bălți, he won the Moldovan Cup. His impressive performances earned him recognition as the Ukrainian Premier League's Best Young Player for the 2016-17 season.

Midtjylland

After Dnipro's relegation due to financial issues, Dovbyk joined FC Midtjylland in Denmark. There, he contributed to the team's success, winning the Danish Superliga in 2017-18 and the Danish Cup in 2018-19. He also played for Sønderjyske on loan, winning another Danish Cup in 2019-20.

Dnipro-1

Returning to Ukraine in 2020 with SC Dnipro-1, he performed notably in the Ukrainian Cup, being one of the tournament's top scorers. Despite a halted season in 2021-22, he maintained form by joining Dynamo Kyiv for charity matches and emerged as the top scorer in the 2022-23 season in the Ukrainian Premier League.

Girona

Dovbyk's transfer to Girona in 2023 marked a significant milestone as he became the most expensive player in the club's history. His debut season in La Liga was spectacular, finishing as the top scorer and being instrumental in Girona qualifying for the UEFA Champions League.

Roma

In August 2024, Dovbyk's talents were secured by Serie A club Roma for €38 million. He quickly made an impact by scoring his first goal in a draw against Genoa.

National Team Career

Youth National Teams

Although called up for the Ukraine U19 team, Dovbyk did not feature in any matches.

Senior National Team

Dovbyk's senior national team involvement began at age 19 during the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifiers. He debuted officially in March 2021 and scored a decisive goal at UEFA Euro 2020 against Sweden, securing Ukraine's spot in the quarter-finals.

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Player Characteristics

Artem Dovbyk is recognized for his role as a striker, utilizing his physical attributes to excel in his position. His technical skills are augmented by a sharp tactical understanding, making him a key offensive figure in any squad. Dovbyk's playing style is marked by his ability to score in crucial situations, often coming through in significant moments to turn the tide of a match.

Performance Statistics

Dovbyk's performance is evidenced by his top-scoring seasons, such as his 24 goals in the 2022-23 Ukrainian Premier League and his Pichichi Trophy win in La Liga. These statistics underscore his effectiveness and impact on the field.

Records

Dovbyk holds several records, including being only the tenth player in the Ukrainian Premier League to score multiple hat-tricks in a season and achieving the highest goal tally in his debut La Liga season.

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Achievements

Team Achievements

Ukrainian Second League: 2014–15 (Cherkaskyi Dnipro)
Moldovan Cup: 2016 (Zaria)
Danish Superliga: 2017–18 (Midtjylland)
Danish Cup: 2018–19, 2019–20 (Midtjylland, SønderjyskE)

Individual Achievements

Ukrainian Premier League top scorer: 2021–22, 2022–23
Pichichi Trophy: 2023–24
Ukrainian Cup top scorer: 2020–21
Ukrainian Premier League Best Young Player: 2016–17

Awards and Recognition

Dovbyk has been acknowledged for his exceptional performances with multiple monthly awards in the Ukrainian Premier League, as well as recognition as the La Liga Player of the Month and being named in the La Liga Team of the Season for 2023-24.

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Career Overview

Artem Dovbyk's career is marked by his consistent performances and significant contributions to his teams both at the club and international levels. His ability to score in crucial matches has made him a valuable asset, earning respect and admiration in the football community.

Off the Field

While specific details on commercial activities and charity work are not provided, Dovbyk's public image benefits from his on-field successes and his role as a professional athlete.

Personal Life

Dovbyk is married to Yuliia Dovbyk, reflecting a stable personal life that complements his professional endeavors.

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The third and most recent league triumph arrived in 2001 during what fans refer to as the \"Roma Renaissance\" period, with a squad featuring Gabriel Batistuta, Vincenzo Montella, and iconic captain Francesco Totti.\n\nThe Coppa Italia tournament has provided Roma with more regular success, with the club lifting the trophy **nine times** throughout its history. Their first Coppa triumph came in 1964, with subsequent victories cementing their reputation as cup specialists. Their most recent Coppa Italia success was achieved in 2008, demonstrating the club's consistent ability to compete for domestic honors.\n\nOn the European stage, AS Roma has secured two major trophies while coming agonizingly close to the continent's biggest prize. In 1961, the club claimed the **Inter-Cities Fairs Cup** (the predecessor to today's UEFA Europa League), marking their first international success. 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AS Roma (Associazione Sportiva Roma) is one of Italy's most storied football clubs, with a rich heritage deeply intertwined with the Eternal City's identity. The history of AS Roma began on June 7, 1927, when the club was officially established through the strategic merger of three existing local teams: Roman, Alba-Audace, and Fortitudo. This consolidation was orchestrated by Italo Foschi, a prominent Fascist Party official, alongside Ulisse Igliori, with the explicit aim of creating a powerful football entity that could represent Rome effectively against the dominant northern Italian clubs of that era.

The foundation of AS Roma came during a period when Italian football was largely dominated by teams from the northern regions, particularly from Turin and Milan. The establishment of a unified Roman club was seen as essential to providing the capital city with stronger representation in the national football landscape. This initiative aligned with the broader nationalistic agenda of Italy's fascist government, which sought to elevate Rome's status in all aspects of national life, including sports.

In the early days following its formation, AS Roma played its home matches at the Moto Velodromo Appio venue. However, in 1929, the club relocated to the legendary Campo Testaccio, which quickly became the spiritual home for the passionate AS Roma supporters. Campo Testaccio served as the team's fortress until 1940, developing into a symbol of Roman football identity during this formative period.

The early decades of AS Roma history were marked by gradual development as the club worked to establish itself in Italian football's competitive environment. The team experienced its first major success in 1942 when, under the guidance of coach Alfred Schaffer and led by prolific striker Amedeo Amadei, Roma captured its first Serie A title. This achievement was particularly significant as it came during the challenging period of World War II.

The post-war era brought fluctuating fortunes for AS Roma, including the only relegation in the club's history during the 1950-51 season, though they secured an immediate return to the top flight the following year. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, the club experienced periods of promise punctuated by several Coppa Italia successes, establishing itself as a consistent, if not dominant, presence in Italian football.

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Throughout its storied existence, the achievements of AS Roma have cemented the club's status as one of Italian football's most significant institutions. While not matching the trophy hauls of northern powerhouses like Juventus or the Milan clubs, Roma's successes carry special significance for representing the capital city's football pride.

In domestic competition, AS Roma has claimed the prestigious Serie A title on three occasions. Their first championship came in 1942 under coach Alfred Schaffer, featuring standout performances from Amedeo Amadei. Forty-one years later, Roma captured their second Scudetto in 1983, with the legendary Nils Liedholm orchestrating a team that included Brazilian midfield maestro Falcão, homegrown hero Bruno Conti, and prolific striker Roberto Pruzzo. The third and most recent league triumph arrived in 2001 during what fans refer to as the \"Roma Renaissance\" period, with a squad featuring Gabriel Batistuta, Vincenzo Montella, and iconic captain Francesco Totti.

The Coppa Italia tournament has provided Roma with more regular success, with the club lifting the trophy nine times throughout its history. Their first Coppa triumph came in 1964, with subsequent victories cementing their reputation as cup specialists. Their most recent Coppa Italia success was achieved in 2008, demonstrating the club's consistent ability to compete for domestic honors.

On the European stage, AS Roma has secured two major trophies while coming agonizingly close to the continent's biggest prize. In 1961, the club claimed the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup (the predecessor to today's UEFA Europa League), marking their first international success. More recently, Roma made history by winning the inaugural edition of the UEFA Europa Conference League in 2022 under José Mourinho's guidance, ending a 14-year trophy drought and providing a moment of immense celebration for the Giallorossi faithful.

Perhaps the most bittersweet moment in Roma's European history came in 1984, when the team reached the final of the European Cup (now UEFA Champions League) in their home stadium. Playing at the Stadio Olimpico, Roma suffered a heartbreaking defeat to Liverpool on penalties after a 1-1 draw, missing out on continental football's ultimate prize in the most painful circumstances imaginable for their supporters.

\n","club_identity_html":"

The identity of AS Roma is deeply woven into the fabric of Roman culture, history, and tradition, creating one of football's most distinctive and passionate club cultures. Every aspect of the club's identity draws from the rich heritage of the Eternal City, making AS Roma not merely a football team but a profound cultural institution.

The club's iconic colors of deep red and golden yellow (\"giallorosso\") are a direct homage to Rome's traditional hues, reflecting the city's imperial history and connecting the modern club to its ancient roots. These distinctive colors adorn the famous AS Roma stadium, Stadio Olimpico, which has been the club's home since 1953. With a capacity of over 70,000 spectators, this historic venue has witnessed countless dramatic moments in Roma's history, though the club has long pursued plans to build a new, more intimate stadium that would exclusively belong to Roma.

The club's emblem features the Capitoline She-wolf (Lupa Capitolina), directly linking AS Roma to Rome's founding mythology of Romulus and Remus. This powerful symbol reinforces the connection between the football club and the city's 2,700-year history, positioning Roma as an inheritor of Rome's legacy.

AS Roma's identity is also defined by its intense rivalry with city neighbors Lazio, with whom they share the Stadio Olimpico. The \"Derby della Capitale\" (Rome Derby) ranks among world football's most passionate and sometimes volatile fixtures, dividing families and the city itself. Unlike many football derbies based on geographic or class divisions, the Roma-Lazio rivalry originated in the very formation of AS Roma, when Lazio was the only major Roman club to resist the merger that created Roma in 1927.

Through its history, Roma has been represented by players who became symbols of the club and city. None embodies this connection more completely than Francesco Totti, who spent his entire 25-year professional career with Roma, becoming known as \"Il Capitano\" and \"The Eighth King of Rome.\" Other legendary figures in Roma's history include Daniele De Rossi, Bruno Conti, Agostino Di Bartolomei, Falcão, Giuseppe Giannini, and Aldair, each contributing to the club's distinctive character.

The fan culture surrounding AS Roma is renowned for its passion and loyalty. The Curva Sud section of the Stadio Olimpico houses the club's most fervent supporters, known for their choreographed displays (tifo) and unwavering vocal support. The club anthem \"Roma Roma Roma\" and the supporters' motto \"Roma è la mia vita\" (Roma is my life) emphasize the deep emotional connection between the club and its faithful followers.

\n","current_status_and_future_html":"

In recent years, AS Roma has entered a new chapter in its storied history following significant changes in ownership and strategic direction. Since August 2020, the club has been under the stewardship of The Friedkin Group, led by American businessman Dan Friedkin, who acquired the club from previous owner James Pallotta. This transition marked the beginning of a new era, with the Friedkin ownership adopting a somewhat less publicly visible approach than their predecessors while working to strengthen the club's financial foundation and sporting ambitions.

The recent history of AS Roma featured a notable period under the management of José Mourinho, who led the team from 2021 until early 2024. His tenure delivered the club's first trophy in 14 years with the 2022 UEFA Europa Conference League triumph, a moment of significant emotional release for the passionate Roma fanbase. Despite this success, the club has continued to experience the cyclical nature that has characterized much of its history, with periods of promise interrupted by rebuilding phases.

On the women's football front, AS Roma has demonstrated commendable progress, with the women's team capturing their first Coppa Italia in the 2020-2021 season. This development reflects the club's expanded focus on growing multiple facets of its sporting operations, acknowledging the increasing prominence of women's football in the European sporting landscape.

Looking toward the future, one of the most significant projects for AS Roma remains the development of a new stadium. The club has long sought to move from the Stadio Olimpico, which it shares with city rivals Lazio, to a purpose-built venue that would enhance matchday revenue and provide a more intimate atmosphere for supporters. Various stadium projects have been proposed and faced delays over the years, but the club continues to pursue this vital infrastructure development as key to its long-term competitiveness.

AS Roma continues to balance its proud tradition with modern football realities, working to remain competitive in an increasingly challenging financial landscape dominated by clubs with greater resources. The club's strategic approach focuses on intelligent recruitment, youth development through its academy system, and leveraging the powerful Roma brand and the appeal of representing one of Europe's most historic cities.

With its exceptional fanbase, profound connection to the Eternal City, and rich sporting heritage, AS Roma remains one of Italian and European football's most culturally significant institutions, regardless of fluctuations in on-field results. The challenge facing the current leadership is to honor and build upon this legacy while adapting to the evolving demands of modern football.

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Transfer	Goal	Assists
Roma August 2024 - Now	17	3
Ukraine June 2017 - Now	1	0

Artem Dovbyk: Career