Parshivlyuk Sergey Viktorovich - a football player playing in the capital's Spartak and the Russian team. Performs on the defensive.
early years
Sergey Parshivlyuk was born on March 18, 1989 in Moscow. From childhood he was fond of football and at the age of seven he was able to get into the sports academy of "Spartak". In this he was helped by the father of a friend. Meanwhile, a friend could not get into the team.
At first, Sergey began to play in the attack, but could not achieve significant achievements here and gradually sank into defense. Parshivlyuk was not considered one of the most gifted and capable players. However, thanks to his hard work, he was able to complete his studies at school and get into the Spartak reserve team.
Debut and professional career
For the first time Sergey Parshivlyuk left the main team in July 2007. The capital club won that game. In total that season, the football player appeared on the field three times. Nevertheless, he was able to take with the team second place in the championship of Russia.
The next season began with tournaments for the UEFA Cup. Sergey Parshivlyuk began to play immediately at the base. The coach had to release him on the field, as the main team players were injured. Meanwhile, the player managed to firmly gain a foothold in the starting lineup. During the season, Parshivlyuk appeared on the field in eighteen meetings.
2009 was marked by Sergei's debut goal. The ball was hammered into the goal of “Khimki”. He dedicated it to his girlfriend and parents, and also thanked Karpin for well-placed spikes on his boots. This season for “Spartacus” was very successful. The team finished second and secured the Champions League next year.
The start of the 2010 season for the “red-white” was not entirely good. The team lost their first meeting in the championship against the metropolitan Dynamo, and then Chelsea in the Champions League group match. In September of the same year, the hero of the article first put on a captain's armband. In the match against “Siberia” Sergey Parshivlyuk received heavy damage. Doctors later found that the footballer had a knee ligament injury. The result of this trouble for the player was the early completion of the season.
In May 2011, Parshivlyuk again appeared on the field. The footballer was able to enter the starting lineup in two weeks to a meeting with Rubin. However, in July, the player fell ill with chickenpox and missed several weeks.
In November of the same year, the football player decided to sign a new contract with Spartak until the summer of 2016.
2012 began for Sergei with another injury. Because of her, he dropped out of the squad for six months. But he came to root for his own during the thirty-ninth round of the championship of Russia. The captain of the team was seated with the fans on the platform of sector B8. He very actively supported Spartak, played the role of a "lead". During this, many fans wanted to take a picture with Sergey, but he, in turn, tried to satisfy everyone. However, the whole match on the podium could not be held - the doctors advised less to be on their feet.
In July 2012, Parshivlyuk turned up his leg again during training. After examining it, doctors suggested that the ligaments in the knee joint would be again broken. Soon he had another operation. The player had to retire for more than six months.
Sergei was able to fully recover only at the beginning of 2013. Nevertheless, the football player, having spent several matches for the backup team, again felt pain in his knee.
In September of the same year, Sergey entered the field in a match with CSKA and scored the second goal in his career, which helped the team win. At the end of the season Parshivlyuk scored for the third time, scoring another beautiful goal.
The following seasons, Sergei spends in “Spartacus”, entering the field in almost every meeting.
National team
Parshivlyuk acted as part of the youth team of the country and spent ten games.
In early October, he received a call to the Russian national team and replaced Denis Kolodin in the selection matches for the European Championship. As Sergey later admitted, this invitation was unexpected for him, but very pleased.
Personal life
The football player’s mother is a kindergarten teacher, and his father is a security guard. "In life, the main thing is that relatives do not get sick and do not suffer injuries," said Sergey Parshivlyuk. Wife Margarita, and in 2012 a daughter was born in the family.
Parshivlyuk studied well at school. He graduated with honors from nine classes, and the eleventh with only one four.
Many analysts consider Parshivlyuk one of the best football players in Russia. He is distinguished by composure and restraint on the field, as well as high speed and the ability to cling to the ball. The player has an excellent vision of the field. Also in matches stands out for its leadership qualities and performance.