Boris Rotenberg is known to many Russian fans as a professional player, rarely entering the football field. The life of a player cannot be called boring - during his career he managed to change many teams from different countries. However, Boris Rotenberg really could not play anywhere. Acts as a defender. At the end of August 2016 he joined the Moscow Lokomotiv. Spent one game for the national team of Finland.
Biography
Boris Rotenberg, whose biography begins in Leningrad, was born on May 19, 1986. When the boy was 4 years old, the family moved to Finland. Speaking of family.
The soccer player’s dad is Boris Romanovich Rotenberg. He is a citizen of Finland, in Russia he is known as a major businessman. He holds the position of Vice President of the Judo Federation of the Russian Federation, has rights to SMP Bank. There is a brother who is known by the names Roman and Michael Oliver Rothenberg. He holds the position of manager in one of the projects of Gazprom. Uncle - Arkady Rotenberg. A well-known billionaire who is actively engaged in business with the father of the football player. No less famous is the cousin, the acting director at JSC Russian Railways.
early years
The boy began to play football at the age of five. In Finland, he attended classes at the Ponnistus Sports School. The training lasted nine years. The Academy trained stellar footballers, Boris Rotenberg was no exception. In 2000, the footballer ended up in the HIK youth team from Helsinki. Two years later, he signed a professional contract with the Jokerit club. During his stay in the squad Boris Rotenberg never appeared on the field. In 2004 he moved to Clubs-04. Here he also did not work out. At the same time, he was called to the games of the youth team of Finland and entered the field in 12 matches.
Return to Russia
In 2006 he returned to his homeland, where he entered SPbU. Immediately, Boris Rotenberg went to see Zenit-2, which was content with performances in the second division. It was not possible to sign the contract due to the limit on foreign players. It turned out to get into the double team from St. Petersburg. Many fans of the club did not even know about the new defender. In the next two years he spent 46 matches for the club for the backup team.
In 2008, he transferred on loan to Shinnik. He appeared on the field once, and then for several minutes. A number of matches held for the youth squad. After that, he set off to look for happiness in Saturn. Here he was not at all able to step on the football field. In early 2009, he transferred on loan to Khimki. In the new team, the player spent 13 matches. At the end of the season, the club flew into the first division, and Boris Rotenberg returned to Zenit.
At the beginning of 2010, Israel was sent to conquer - Maccabi took the player on loan. However, before the contract expired, Boris moved to Alanya. In the club, the player spent 15 matches.
In February 2011, was sold to the metropolitan Dynamo. In the new team, the defender was again in the background and was constantly on loan. At the beginning of 2012 he went to Kuban, but he never entered the field there even once. In the summer he moved to Cyprus, where he began to play for Olympiacos. Here the defender managed to linger for a longer period and participate in 13 meetings. A year later he returned to Moscow. During the 2012/13 season, he played about 22 minutes in official matches.
In August 2015, he went to Rostov, which was then unaware of an imminent take-off. Boris Rotenberg appeared on the field 15 times, he managed to play one game completely. He won silver medals with the team of the Russian Championship, which was the highest achievement in the career of the defender. In the same season, Dynamo flew to the FNL, and the player was signed by another Moscow club - Lokomotiv. He has not yet entered the field.
Career Team
In June 2015, he held his first match for the main national team of Finland. The player was replaced after the first half, and the team lost to Estonia with a score of 2: 0. There remains the opportunity to play for the Russian team.