Viktor Skrypnyk

• Full name: Viktor Yuriyovych Skrypnyk
• Date of birth: January 22, 1970
• Place of birth: Odesa, Ukrainian SSR, USSR (now Ukraine)
• Nationality: Ukrainian
• Position (player): Left back / Left wing-back
• Playing career (selected clubs):
  • SKA Odesa (youth / early)
  • Chornomorets Odesa (late 1980s–early 1990s)
  • Werder Bremen (Germany) — 1992–2001
  • SV Werder Bremen II (brief appearances toward end)
  • Hannover 96 (loan/or later moves in Germany) — various short spells
  • Later seasons included lower-division German clubs before retirement
• International career:
  • Ukraine national team — earned caps in the 1990s after Ukrainian independence
  • Represented Ukraine in international matches (caps: several; not a long-term mainstay)
• Notable achievements (as player):
  • Established himself at Werder Bremen, becoming a consistent defender in the Bundesliga
  • Contributed to Werder Bremen’s domestic campaigns throughout the 1990s
• Coaching career (selected):
  • Worked with Werder Bremen’s coaching staff after retiring as a player
  • Managed clubs including Zorya Luhansk (Ukraine) — achieved notable success qualifying for European competition
  • Managed Vorskla Poltava and had other managerial roles in Ukraine and abroad
  • Served as head coach of the Latvian club Spartaks Jūrmala and later returned to Ukrainian club management
• Style and reputation:
  • Known as an attack-minded left back with good stamina and crossing ability
  • Respected for tactical knowledge and leadership transitioning into coaching

Note: This summary highlights key points of Viktor Skrypnyk’s playing and coaching career. For precise statistics (exact club appearance and goal totals, exact number of international caps and goals, and exact years at each club), consult detailed football databases such as transfermarkt, national-football-teams, or official club records.