Dmitri Kharine

Dmitri Viktorovich Charin (Russian: Дмитрий Викторович Харин; born August 16, 1968 in Moscow, RSFSR, USSR ) is a former Soviet and Russian football goalkeeper and current football coach.

Charin played from 1982 for the first youth team Torpedo Moscow, in November 1984 it was first used in the Wysschaja league in a game for the first team of Torpedo. In 1988 he moved to Dynamo Moscow and then played from 1991 for CSKA Moscow, with CSKA, he won the 1991 Soviet Championship, and was in May 1992 in the final of the Football Cup which was however won by Spartak Moscow.

Charin won with the Soviet junior team in 1985, the U-16 Football Championship in Hungary. In 1988, he won with the Soviet Olympic team gold medal in the football tournament of the Olympic Games in Seoul and was also in the final against Brazil in the Soviet goal. In November 1988 he made his debut for the Soviet National Team, after a total of six appearances for the Sbornaja was Charin at the European Football Championship 1992, the goalkeeper of the team of the CIS and stood in all three games in goal. He then completed between 1992 and 1998 23 games for the Russian national football team and participated in the 1994 World Cup and Euro 1996.

Charin since 2004 Goalkeeper coach of English club Luton Town.