Evgeny Bushmanov is a Russian footballer and coach. Known for his performances for Moscow CSKA and Spartak. One of the most powerful athletes in Russia in the nineties.
Zhenya was born in 1971. As a child, he began to get involved in football. The fact is that he often watched the matches of the legendary Soviet football players and dreamed someday to enter the field. Parents noticed their son’s desire in time and gave him to the football section. The first team will be the Yaroslavl "Shinnik", where he will get to eleven years. Until a certain point, he will play for children and youth teams of Yaroslavl, and in 1988 he will make his debut for the main team. In the 1988-1989 season, he will regularly appear on the field as part of Shinnik.
Eugene’s confident game will attract the attention of more powerful clubs, and the next season he will begin as a player in Moscow Spartak.
Adult career
Unfortunately, in three years at Spartak he will hold only twelve matches. This will be due to a long-standing injury received during one of the international tournaments.
In 1992, he was invited by CSKA, where the defender for four years becomes a solid player in the main clip. During the time spent in the army, the player will play in 121 matches, and three times will hit the opponents' goal.
In 1997, he moved to the metropolitan Torpedo. Evgeny Bushmanov will play two years in the “national team”. The footballer during this time will hold forty-six fights, and will score one goal.
In 2001, he changed his team again, this time to Wings of the Soviets from Samara, where he will play for two years.
Career in the national teams of the USSR and Russia
Back in 1989, Eugene had one fight for the youth team of the Soviet Union. It was a qualifying match for the right to speak at the European Championship, which was to be held in Norway. In that match, Bushmanov will be injured, because of which he will not be able to open in the first period in Spartak.
In 1991, he once played for the Olympic team of the Soviet Union.
After the collapse of the USSR, he played for the national team of the Russian Federation. In the period from 1996 to 2000, he spent only seven games.
Coaching
- In 2004, became the coach of the Shinnik backup team.
- From 2005 to 2007 he was training the double of Saturn.
- In 2008, he taught the Moscow Lokomotiv for some time.
- He was an assistant to the main mentor in Khimki.
Today he is the head coach of the Spartak-2 team.
Player Achievements
Being a member of Spartak, Yevgeny Bushmanov three times became the champion of the Russian Federation. This happened during the second period.
In 1991, again as part of Spartak, he became the owner of silver medals of the national championship.
As a CSKA player, he played twice in the Cup final.
As for the achievements in the national team, Bushmanov also has them.
As part of the youth team of the Soviet Union, he became the winner of the European Championship. He also managed to become a bronze medalist at the World Youth Championship in 1991.
Not very much managed to achieve as a coach Bushmanov Eugene. Football gave him much more when he was still an active player. Despite this, in the season 2014-2015 he led Spartak-2 to the championship in the Professional Football League. And still, Eugene has a lot of fans. Although his achievements cannot be called global, he is a good and productive footballer and coach.
Evgeny Bushmanov: family
The athlete does not like to talk about his personal life. He is fully focused on football and always tries to talk only about him.
Despite such secrecy, Eugene could not hide the fact that his wife's name is Natalya. Spouses have been living together for quite some time. Unfortunately, more information about the family of the Russian football player could not be found.
Players have always characterized Bushmanov as a tenacious defender, which is very difficult to beat. Experts are confident that his career could have been more successful if it had not been for the trauma received at an early age.
The imprint on the career of a football player was also imposed by political events. It is known that during the collapse of the USSR it was not at all up to football.
Despite everything, Evgeny Bushmanov will go down in history as one of the most solid Russian defenders of the post-Soviet period. In support of this, information is attached that he four times got into the lists of the best football players.