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89
Slava Metreveli 48 caps · 11 goals · FC Volga Nizhny Novgorod, FC Torpedo Moscow · 2× Hall of FameParis, 10 July 1960: four minutes into the second half of the first European Nations' Cup final, the winger levelled against Yugoslavia and set the Soviet Union on the way to a 2-1 win in extra time. The 1960 European title came with a place in the team of the tournament, followed by three World Cups with the USSR and Soviet league titles at Torpedo Moscow in 1960 and Dinamo Tbilisi in 1964.
RM1956–71
88
David Kipiani 19 caps · 7 goals · FC Lokomotivi Tbilisi, FC Dinamo TbilisiA graceful and visionary playmaker, his elegant technique and incisive passing made him one of Georgian football's most revered figures, enchanting fans at Dinamo Tbilisi.
CAM
88
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia 49 caps · 22 goals · Rubin Kazan, SSC NapoliThe electrifying winger is a sensation, with his mesmerising dribbling and clinical finishing making him one of Europe's most exciting attackers and a Serie A champion with Napoli.
LM
Kakha Kaladze 83 caps · FC Dinamo Tbilisi, FC Dynamo Kyiv · Hall of FameA versatile and physically imposing defender, this AC Milan stalwart transitioned from a marauding full-back to a solid centre-half, earning multiple Champions League titles.
RB
Aleksandre Chivadze 46 caps · FC Dinamo TbilisiA formidable Georgian centre-back from the Soviet era, renowned for his uncompromising tackling, aerial dominance, and masterful organisation of the backline.
CB
Murtaz Khurtsilava 69 caps · FC Dinamo Tbilisi, FC Torpedo KutaisiA powerful and uncompromising Georgian centre-half, his rugged defending and leadership stood out in the Soviet top flight.
CB
Vitaly Daraselia 22 caps · 3 goals · FC Dinamo TbilisiThree minutes from the end in Düsseldorf, he collected the ball in midfield, drove past two Carl Zeiss Jena defenders into the area and struck the goal that won Dinamo Tbilisi the 1981 Cup Winners' Cup. The European trophy came with the Soviet championship of 1978 and 22 caps for the USSR; in December 1982 his car left a mountain road near Zestaponi and he died at 25.
CM1976–82
Vladimir Gutsaev 11 caps · 1 goals · FC Dinamo Tbilisi, Anorthosis FamagustaFour minutes after Carl Zeiss Jena went ahead in the 1981 Cup Winners' Cup final at Düsseldorf, Ramaz Shengelia set him up for the equaliser that turned the night Dinamo Tbilisi's way. That European trophy sits alongside the Soviet championship of 1978 and Soviet Cups in 1976 and 1979, all won across fifteen seasons at Dinamo Tbilisi between 1971 and 1986.
LM1972–86
82
Kakhi Asatiani 16 caps · 5 goals · FC Dinamo TbilisiAn influential figure in the Soviet era, this Georgian midfielder was known for his elegant playmaking and ability to dictate the tempo of matches.
CM
80
Alexander Iashvili 67 caps · 15 goals · FC Dinamo Tbilisi, SC FreiburgA lurking forward, Iashvili was a prolific scorer and consistent threat throughout his long career in top European leagues, notably in Germany.
SS
80
Guram Kashia 114 caps · FC Dinamo Tbilisi, SBV VitesseA tireless and committed presence on the right flank, this Georgian defender was known for his relentless work rate and defensive solidity.
RB
80
Jaba Kankava 101 caps · FC Dnipro, FC TobolA tenacious defensive midfielder, he was the engine of the Georgian national team, breaking up play and winning countless battles in the centre of the pitch.
CDM
80
Valeri Qazaishvili FC Metalurgi Rustavi, FC Sioni BolnisiAn agile attacking midfielder, Qazaishvili's clever movement and eye for goal make him a dangerous presence between the lines.
SS
79
Giorgi Loria FC Dinamo Tbilisi, OFI CreteA Georgian shot-stopper from the 2010s renowned for his quick reflexes and commanding presence between the posts.
GK
79
Giorgi Navalovski 41 caps · FC Anzhi Makhachkala, FC SKA-Energiya KhabarovskThis Georgian left-back was celebrated for his consistent performances, diligently covering his flank and contributing to the attack with well-timed overlaps.
LB
79
Zurab Khizanishvili Dundee, Blackburn RoversA robust and experienced Georgian central defender, known for his no-nonsense approach and strong performances across European leagues.
CB
78
Zuriko Davitashvili FC Dinamo Tbilisi, Rubin KazanOn 5 October 2024 he scored at 15, 54 and 86 minutes in Saint-Étienne's 3-1 win over Auxerre, the first hat-trick any Georgian had scored in Ligue 1. He played every match of Georgia's first major tournament at Euro 2024 and was given the Order of Honour that July, then took Ligue 1 Player of the Month and Goal of the Month for October 2024 and the UNFP Ligue 2 Player of the Season award in 2025-26.
RM2024–25
77
Solomon Kvirkvelia Rubin Kazan, FC Neftekhimik NizhnekamskA commanding presence, this Georgian centre-back was renowned for his aerial prowess and no-nonsense defending.
CB
At the head of Georgia's pool stand Slava Metreveli, David Kipiani and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. The 33 covers 2 goalkeepers, 8 defenders, 17 midfielders and 6 forwards. Slava Metreveli leads the pool at 89 overall. Pick a formation, drag your eleven onto the pitch, then settle the duels below. Your votes reorder the people's ranking of these 33 in real time.
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