Nechaev Oleg Mikhailovich was born on June 25, 1971 in the village of Konstantinovka in the Republic of Tatarstan. From a young age, he began to play football and from the age of 17 he played for professional teams.
Carier start
Oleg Nechaev chose Kazan “Rubin” as the first team. In 1988, the Tatarstan club playing in the second league of the USSR Championship needed refreshment of the squad and in the person of a young striker saw a good prospect. From the very first season, the young striker began to regularly enter the field, eventually gaining a good shape, but had problems with performance. As a result, in 1990, Rubin ended up in the third division.
Nevertheless, the coaching staff of Kazan continued to rely on the player, and he did everything to justify such confidence. As a result, just two years later, Rubin won the championship in his division, and because of the collapse of the Soviet Union and changes in the rules of the competition, he ended up in the First League of the Center zone. Such changes did not benefit the player, and having played two more seasons, following which Kazan again ended up in the second league, Oleg Nechaev went to the Volgograd “Rotor”.
Success and retirement of a football player
In the new club Oleg Nechaev began to play with renewed vigor. His environment contributed to the replenishment of goals, as well as assists forward. In the first year of his performance at Rotor, the footballer became the silver champion of Russia. And although at the end of the first two seasons the Russian accounted for only 10 goals, his potential that had not yet been revealed was obvious.
As a result, in search of playing practice in early 1996, Nechaev signed a contract with Dmitrovgrad “Lada”, which, together with Alexei Chernov, arranged a real scoring extravaganza. In just one season, having played in 37 matches, Oleg scored 21 goals, thanks to which he led Lada to victory in the second division of Russia. The next two years were no less successful for the striker - according to the results of 70 matches, he scored 30 goals. And in the summer of 1998, Nechaev Oleg decided to help his native team - Kazan “Rubin”.
In his first club this time, the striker proved himself by scoring 17 goals in 60 games, contributing to the “bronze” team in the First Division. However, Nechaev failed to develop relations with “Rubin”: due to disagreements with the head coach, the striker moved to Perm “Amkar”, where he spent two years, after which he returned to the camp of Kazan.
The third arrival in the “Rubin” was the most successful in the career of Nechaev - in the first season, his goals helped the “dragons” to win the “gold” of the First Division, leading the team to the Premier League. A year later, the “ruby” celebrated the conquest of bronze medals in the championship of Russia. But in the wake of success, Oleg Nechaev decided to leave the team, playing the next season in another former club - Togliatti “Lada”, after which he announced the end of his professional career.
Coaching
Despite the fact that Oleg Nechaev hung his boots on a nail, he didn’t part with football - already 1.5 years after his last official match, the ex-striker got a job as an assistant coach in the second team of Rubin, and soon he completely headed it . After two years of confident performances in the second division, Nechaev moved to Alnas, where he worked as a coach for another year. After that, a pause occurred in the Russian coaching career, but he soon returned to Rubin, where for a long time he helped manage the youth of Kazan. And in October 2015, Nechaev followed the head coach Yuri Utkulbaev, who led the Kazakh “Aktobe” and entered the headquarters of his assistants.