Stunning Achievements: Kazakhstan Athletes Claim 912 Medals Over Eight-Month Period, Setting New Records
Kazakhstan's Sports Success Continues to Shine
Kazakhstan's athletes have been making history in the global sports community, with a series of impressive victories across various disciplines.
In a remarkable feat, the futsal team "Kairat" secured the silver medal at the UEFA Champions League, marking a significant milestone in Kazakhstan's football history. This victory comes as the team qualified for the group stage of the Champions League for the first time in its history.
The country's success extends beyond football, as Kazakh athletes achieved historic victories in numerous sports. Notably, they claimed the first gold medal at the Asian Winter Games in short track, secured a bronze medal at the World Championships in freestyle moguls, and won the first gold at the Winter Asian Games in freestyle aerials.
In fencing, Kazakhstan claimed its first historic medal at the World Championships, while in rhythmic gymnastics, they won the first gold at the Youth World Championships. The country's judoka reached the historic final and won a silver medal at the World Championships among women, and boxers topped the medal count at the World Boxing Championships.
In figure skating, a Kazakh athlete won a silver medal at the 2025 World Championships, and in para biathlon, Kazakhstan became the owner of the Crystal Globe at the World Cup.
These achievements have been made possible through systematic state support, effective coaching staff, international federations, inviting international consultants and coaches, and new training methods, according to a statement from the Ministry of Tourism and Sport.
Looking ahead, Kazakh athletes are expected to compete in the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan, an event that is likely to be a significant milestone for the country's athletes. Each competition at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan will have special significance, as Kazakhstan continues to build on its global sports reputation.
In the first eight months of 2025, the dynamic development of sports in Kazakhstan has been evident, with the country winning a total of 912 medals, including 351 gold, 270 silver, and 291 bronze. This impressive tally underscores the country's growing prowess in the world of sports.
The president of the Kazakhstan Football Federation (KFF), Marat Omarov, has been praised by the FIFA president during the opening of the FIFA Talented Academy in Talgar. Omarov's leadership has undoubtedly played a role in the successes achieved by Kazakhstan's football teams.
As the country prepares for the 2026 Winter Olympics, the achievements of Kazakh athletes in various sports will continue to contribute to Kazakhstan's global sports reputation. The upcoming season is associated with the preparation for this major event, and Kazakh athletes are expected to continue making history in the world of sports.
