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In memory of Igor Dmitriev
19.10.2026
Igor Dmitriev, a legendary Soviet ice hockey player and coach, would today have turned 85 years of age.
During his playing career, Igor notably won the USSR Championship and Cup with Krylya Sovetov in 1974.
He subsequently turned his hand to coaching with Krylya, before going on to work with the senior USSR/Russian national team. During that time Igor became a 1988 Olympic champion and a two-time world champion (1989, 1990).
Igor was then inducted into the Halls of Fame of both the International Ice Hockey Federation (2007) and Russian hockey (2014) respectively.
During his playing career, Igor notably won the USSR Championship and Cup with Krylya Sovetov in 1974.
He subsequently turned his hand to coaching with Krylya, before going on to work with the senior USSR/Russian national team. During that time Igor became a 1988 Olympic champion and a two-time world champion (1989, 1990).
Igor was then inducted into the Halls of Fame of both the International Ice Hockey Federation (2007) and Russian hockey (2014) respectively.
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