Evgeny Pavlov is a Ukrainian football player with dual citizenship - Ukrainian and Russian. Currently playing in the Hungarian championship. He played in the championships of Ukraine, Russia and Serbia.
Athlete Biography
Evgeny Pavlov was born in the Crimea, in Sevastopol, in 1991, on March 12. In childhood, he became interested in football. At the age of 12, he was included in the system of Ukrainian youth football leagues. At this level he played for the Volyn team from the city of Lutsk.
In 2005 he made his debut in the youth championship of Ukraine. He played 6 matches in the forward position , in which he scored one goal.
In March 2007, at the age of 16, he made his debut in the main team of Volyn, which at that time played in the First Ukrainian League. In the game against Kiev Obolon, Evgeny Stepanovich Pavlov came out. The footballer appeared on the field at the beginning of the second half instead of striker Roman Karakevich. After 20 minutes, he scored his first goal in adult professional football. That meeting ended with the victory of “Volyn” 2: 1. At the same time, the team finished the season in the middle of the table - in 9th place.
With each season, the player increasingly fell into the main team. In 2009/2010, he set his first sniper record - in 19 games he scored 11 times. Thus, he made a significant contribution to the success of Volyn. The team took second place and after FC Sevastopol returned to the Premier League.
Premier League debut
In July 2010, he made his debut in the Premier League in a match against Vorskla. That game ended for his team with a crushing defeat - 0: 4.
He scored his first goal in the highest echelon of Ukrainian football in two weeks. It turned out to be the only ball in a meeting with Zaporozhye Metallurg. So “Volyn” that season won its first victory. The team finished the season in 11th place.
After that season, Pavlov received several attractive offers from Western Europe. I even went to the training camp with one of the leaders of the Belgian championship Genkom. And even marked a goal in the game against the French “Lyon”. True, he did not sign a contract with the Belgians.
In Volhynia, the footballer played until 2013, never rising above 11th place.
Leaving Lutsk
In 2013, Evgeny Pavlov still left Volyn, but not to the foreign championship, but to the
Sevastopol football
club from his hometown. The team played at that time in the Ukrainian Premier League. Pavlov appeared on the field only three times, but was not marked by effective actions.
After the start of the conflict in southeastern Ukraine, the player took Russian citizenship and signed a contract with the Saratov Sokol playing in the First Division of the Russian Championship. In 2014, Evgeny Pavlov spent 14 matches on the field, in which he scored one goal. After that, he finally went on a voyage to foreign clubs.
European football
At the very beginning of 2015, Pavlov signed an agreement with the Mladost team from Serbia. At that time, the team only the year before last won the First League of the Serbian Championship and received the right to play in the Premier League.
The Ukrainian striker moved to the town of Luciani with a population of just over 4 thousand people. For the newcomer to the Premier League, “Mladost” performed quite successfully that season.
Pavlov appeared on the field in 16 matches, in which he scored three goals scored. The team won 11 victories in 30 games, this allowed her to take 7th place.
After the end of the season, Evgeny Stepanovich Pavlov - striker of the Hungarian “Vashasha”. With the club, he signed a three-year agreement with the right to renew for another year.
The season 2014/2015 was difficult for many Hungarian clubs. Due to financial problems and the sporting principle, 6 teams of the Higher Hungarian League immediately left the Premier League. The metropolitan “Vashash” from Budapest thanks to this was able to return to the elite of Hungarian football.
Pavlov spent the 2015/16 season in the Higher League of the Hungarian Championship. He regularly appeared in the squad and helped the team escape from returning to the First League. At the end of the season, “Vashash” took 10th place out of 12 teams. In 33 matches, they managed to win only 9 times. Only one point separated the team from the relegation zone. As a result, less successful “Puskash Academy” and “Bekeshchaba” went down in class.
This season, Pavlov continues to play for Vashash. At the moment, he has spent 21 matches for the team, in which he scored 4 goals.
During his career, the striker was repeatedly called up to the junior and youth teams of Ukraine. Most of all, 17 matches, spent per team for players no older than 19 years. The main team was not called.