Vladimir Obukhov is a Russian attacking player playing for Kuban FC.
Biography
The future football player was born in the ancient eastern city of Bukhara on February 8, 1992. In 2000, the Obukhov family moved to Nizhny Tagil, where Vladimir carefully and diligently visited the sports football section. Coaches, having seen talent in Obukhov, are advised to go to the capital for viewing at Moscow sports academies. The young footballer gets a job at the Spartak school, where he studies until 2008, after which he was included in the application for participation in the Russian championship. For the first time in a red and white T-shirt, Vladimir Obukhov enters the field, playing for the youth squad, in the match against Luch-Energia on November 15, 2008.
With the advent of Valery Karpin to Spartak’s coaching post , Vladimir Obukhov begins to play at the core of the team. He successfully works at the pre-season training camp, marking almost every appearance on the field with a goal. In the Russian Championship, a young striker often comes on as a substitute, giving respite to the attacking “bison” of “Spartak” - Artem Dzube and Ari.
After Karpin left, the game of the capital's club also changed. The new head coach stops counting on Obukhov, after which he is looking for a new club. On a temporary lease, he stands for Torpedo and Spartak 2. In the end, Vladimir Obukhov in the summer transfer window in 2016 goes to the Kuban.
Sports achivments
Speaking in the Spartak system, Vladimir Obukhov twice became a triumph for the youth championship, twice a silver medalist. In the 2014-2015 season, Obukhov won the title of top scorer in the second Russian league - PFL.
Obukhov was repeatedly involved in various junior national teams of Russia. The most significant success in the international arena was the 2013 Commonwealth Cup, where the country's youth team won first place.
Vladimir Obukhov is a young and promising footballer. International transfer agencies estimate the value of a player at 600 thousand euros.