Golden Boot UEFA Champions League
Leads the UEFA Champions League scoring standings with 8 goals for Dynamo Kyiv. His contribution stands out for his emergence as a European-class striker during Kyiv’s semi-final campaign.
Historical biography archive · Updated 2026-11-03
Andriy Shevchenko Biography and Timeline
Follow Andriy Shevchenko through 7 dated historical records for Ukraine.
Andriy Shevchenko, historical timeline
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
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1999–2006Years on this page
1999
Transfer to AC Milan
Andriy Shevchenko moves to AC Milan after playing for Dynamo Kyiv. The Ukrainian forward brought his European scoring pedigree from Kyiv to Milan's attack.
2003
Champions League Winner
Andriy Shevchenko converted the decisive penalty to deliver Milan's sixth European Cup in the 2003 UEFA Champions League final, helping AC Milan win the competition.
Shevchenko Champions League Winning Penalty
Converts Milan's decisive shootout penalty against Juventus at Old Trafford.
2004
Shevchenko Receives Ballon d’Or with Milan
Andriy Shevchenko wins the 2004 Ballon d’Or after helping AC Milan become Italian champions, his sharp movement and reliable scoring marking him as a premier European striker.
Shevchenko Hat Trick Wins Milan Super Cup
Andriy Shevchenko scored all three Milan goals against Lazio to secure a three nil victory in the Italian Super Cup.
2006
Golden Boot UEFA Champions League
Leads the UEFA Champions League scoring standings with 9 goals for AC Milan. His contribution stands out for his final prolific European campaign before leaving Milan.
Records, sources and methodology
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