Danishevsky Alexander Vladimirovich is a former Russian footballer of Ukrainian origin, who has replaced many clubs during his career. He is now 32 years old, but he is likely to end his career, as he suffers from serious injuries, and the contract with the last club expired in January last year. Danishevsky Alexander Vladimirovich acted as a central striker, but could also play on the attack flanks.
Carier start
Danishevsky Alexander Vladimirovich was born on February 23, 1984 in Sevastopol, where he began to play football at an early age. He studied at the sports school number five of his native city, and then moved to the capital of Russia, Moscow, where he began to study at the Spartak Football Academy. It was with this club that he signed the contract in 2002, when he was eighteen years old. However, he made his debut back in 2001, having played two matches. In his first full season, Alexander Vladimirovich Danishevsky played 21 matches, scoring four goals, but in the second season he began to receive less playing practice due to high competition. As a result, having played only 17 matches, he was leased to Khimki.
Rent in Khimki
Danishevsky Alexander Vladimirovich, whose biography at that moment was just beginning to be enriched with important events, immediately got into the starting lineup of a less famous club. However, he could not stay there for a long time due to lack of experience, so in the first season the striker played only 15 matches without scoring a single goal.
But the second season was much more successful - in thirty games Danishevsky scored 12 goals. This was his best season in his career - since then Alexander has never been able to reach such a level. Danishevsky Alexander Vladimirovich, whose photos at that time began to appear in sports publications, could not stand the competition and could not gain a foothold in any serious club.
Further career
In 2006, Danishevsky Alexander Vladimirovich, the football player who shone in Khimki, moved to the Moscow Torpedo, where he played 12 matches, scoring two goals. One million euros was paid for him, but he could not work out this money, becoming a complete disappointment.
Six months later, he was sold for 750 thousand euros in the "Kuban". There he spent the second half of the season, having played 11 matches and scoring four goals. But in the first half of the next season, he played only five matches, noting just one goal. As a result, he was sent to rent in “Rostov”, but even there he could not gain a foothold in the starting lineup, having played only five matches. As a result, in the winter of 2008 Danishevsky moved to the Kiev Arsenal, but he played there only six months, without scoring a single goal in nine matches.
So he ended up in the club of one of the lower divisions of Russia under the name "Sports Academy". There he played 13 matches and scored five goals, thereby he was able to attract the attention of more serious clubs - and Makhachkala “Anji” in the winter of 2009 signed a contract with the player.
In the new club Danishevsky spent eight games, scoring one goal. Naturally, such a result did not satisfy the leadership, and a year later Alexander again changed his club registration - this time he moved to the Sochi “Pearl”. There he received enough playing practice - the striker entered the field as many as 23 times. However, during this time he was able to score only one goal.
As a result, he returned to Khimki in March 2011, hoping that in the club where he once flashed, he would succeed again. But there he played only 12 matches, scored only one goal - and was already in the summer without a contract.
Only in March 2012, the Ukrainian club Sevastopol signed an agreement with him, for which he played 23 matches and scored four goals. He also successfully played for the club’s second team, and in the summer of 2013 he moved to Belarus in the Bobruisk “Belshina” on loan. There he scored five goals in nine games, and when he returned to Sevastopol, he continued to play there.
In March 2014, Danishevsky moved to the Star of Kirovograd, for which he played only five matches. After that, he signed a contract with the SKChF club, spent 9 matches for him, scored one goal, and when his contract came to an end in January 2016, Alexander could not find a new club.
Team appearances
Danishevsky was never called up to the Russian national team. But in the period from 2001 to 2003, he spent about 20 matches for the youth and youth teams.