Dmytro Riznyk’s online meeting with the Come On, Let's Play! participants
Thursday, June 26, 2025
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Shakhtar goalkeeper Dmytro Riznyk talked to children participating the Come On, Let’s Play! project
Shakhtar goalkeeper Dmytro Riznyk held an online meeting with participants of the Come On, Let’s Play! project in Mykolaivka, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. During the event, the children asked Dmytro about his football career, found out why he chose the goalkeeper position, asked about his dream of winning the Golden Ball and what kind of car the Miners’ goalkeeper drives.
I sincerely wish the children good health, to train hard and reach championship heights
Dmytro Riznyk, Shakhtar goalkeeper:
– It was a very warm and sincere conversation with our young generation, who I hope will become football players in the future. Such meetings add motivation and confidence on the path to the dream. I sincerely wish the children good health, to train hard and reach championship heights.
The opening of the pitch in Mykolaivka took place in the autumn of 2023. The location in western Donbass provides an opportunity for more than 40 children aged 7 to 12 to play football. Currently, the region is a frontline area, so such meetings are of particular importance for children, as they give positive emotions and inspire them to continue playing sports despite difficult circumstances.
Currently, more than 1,000 boys and girls aged 7 to 12 train within the Come On, Let's Play! project. The initiative covers 22 Ukrainian localities.
The general partner is DTEK.
– It was a very warm and sincere conversation with our young generation, who I hope will become football players in the future. Such meetings add motivation and confidence on the path to the dream. I sincerely wish the children good health, to train hard and reach championship heights.
The opening of the pitch in Mykolaivka took place in the autumn of 2023. The location in western Donbass provides an opportunity for more than 40 children aged 7 to 12 to play football. Currently, the region is a frontline area, so such meetings are of particular importance for children, as they give positive emotions and inspire them to continue playing sports despite difficult circumstances.
Currently, more than 1,000 boys and girls aged 7 to 12 train within the Come On, Let's Play! project. The initiative covers 22 Ukrainian localities.
The general partner is DTEK.
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