Denisov Vitaliy Gennadievich - Uzbek footballer. Known to domestic fans for performances for Moscow “Locomotive” and CSKA, Samara “Wings of the Soviets”. Consider in detail the biography of Vitaly Denisov.
Childhood
Vitaliy was born on February 23, 1987 in the capital of Uzbekistan. A boy was born in a completely football family. My father was a famous football player in the past, playing for the local Pakhtakor. At a very young age, the father took his son to the children’s and youth sports school of his native club. Having grown up a bit and gaining knowledge, the boy moved to Moscow, where he entered the "Academician". In the children's and youth sports school, Vitaly was taught to play the position of a left midfielder, but the boy was more inclined to defend than to attack, so he later turned into a defender.
Career
After a short stay at Akademik, the guy was quickly able to find a football club in Moscow. Already at the age of 16 he moved to CSKA Moscow, but for three seasons he did not have a single match for the main team of the “army”. Already at the very beginning of his football career, after moving to CSKA, Vitaly was seriously injured and was recovering for the first time. After the injury, he played for the youth team of the “army”, trying to get into the first squad. However, because of the enormous competition, it was not possible to break into the base of the “army”, so it was decided to move to another club for the sake of gaining experience.
At the age of 19, a promising footballer was leased to Spartak from Nizhny Novgorod. It is surprising that at the beginning of his career, Vitaly played in the position of a left midfielder, but then he played as a left back. In Spartak, the young football player managed to gain the necessary experience and even to score with one goal scored. For Spartak, the young football player spent 36 fights, mostly leaving the main team. After the lease, Vitaly moved to the Ukrainian Dnepr as a free agent, as he was not going to renew the contract with the Moscow team.
Vitaliy signed a contract for three years with the Ukrainian club. Literally half a season was enough for a young footballer to win a place in the starting lineup of the Ukrainian club. For the Ukrainian Dnipro, the Uzbek footballer held more than a hundred fights, in which he scored only twice.
In the summer of 2013, Vitaly decided to return to Russia to continue to perform at a high level and try to play in European competitions. Moscow Lokomotiv signed a contract with an Uzbek footballer. A few weeks after signing the contract, Vitaly scored a debut goal for the new team. In the first season, Vitaliy was able to give six assists, which allowed him to gain a foothold in the main team of the “railway” and spend five full seasons. In total, the Uzbek footballer played 120 matches as part of the “railwaymen” and scored one goal.
Due to intense competition on the left flank, the defense of the Uzbek footballer was leased to Samara’s Wings of the Soviets. Today, Vitaliy continues to protect their colors. In “Wings of the Soviets” Vitaly Denisov is the main football player.
National team
At 19, a young football player received a call to the national team. For more than eight years, a talented athlete defended the colors of the national team in the Asian Cup, where he played in each individual match. From an early age, Vitaliy was quickly able to regain his rightful place in the main part of the national team. At the age of 26, he was recognized as the best football player in the country. To date, Vitaliy has held more than 70 games for the national team, in which he distinguished himself once.
Achievements
In 2013, Vitaliy was recognized as the best footballer of Uzbekistan. And a year later he was in the TOP 50 of the best players of the Russian Premier League.
During his football career, Vitaliy has won five trophies, three of which are with Moscow Lokomotiv. The Uzbek footballer Vitaly Denisov received the most significant title at the end of last season, when he helped the “railroad” for the first time in a long time to win the gold medals of the national championship of Russia.
Personal life
Even during the performances in Ukraine, Denisov Vitaliy Gennadevich found his future life partner. The wife's name is Anastasia. The girl comes from Moscow. In late spring 2011, a young couple played a wedding. A young family is raising a daughter.