Ivanov Ivan Viktorovich is a Russian professional footballer who played Omsk Avangard and Shakhtar Prokopyevsk in the 2002/03 and 2004/05 seasons respectively. In addition to these clubs, the defender played in many amateur and semi-professional teams. Currently, the football player has finished his career. Ivanov Ivan Viktorovich was distinguished by a good game on the "second floor", often scoring his head from the corners and standards. At the same time, his growth was average - 180 centimeters (with a weight of 75 kg).
Biography, acquaintance with football
Born on the first of March 1983. From childhood he began to get involved in football, went to the local section. In his teens, he played for various amateur clubs that took part in city and regional competitions.
Career at Vanguard (Omsk)
In the early 2000s, he became a player in the Omsk Avangard. For several seasons in a row, the team played in the regional tournament, and in 2003, under the head coach Arais Vladimir Mikhailovich, she got a ticket to the KFK league (Amateur Football League of Russia). During the season Ivanov Ivan Viktorovich took part in 16 matches, being a regular player in the starting lineup. In general, “Vanguard” ended the championship unsuccessfully. Over 18 matches, only 7 points were scored (2 wins + 1 draw), 42 goals conceded and 11 scored. As a result, the Omsk hawks flew out of the tournament and set off to play the division below.
Career at Shakhtar Prokopyevsk
Having flown to the lower division, Ivan Viktorovich decided that he would no longer remain in Vanguard, and over the next time he was looking for a new job. In 2004, he was offered to play in the Prokopyevsky Shakhtar from the Second Division of the Russian Championship (Vostok-2 zone). The defender in turn agreed. Here he quickly adapted and got a place in the first team.
As a member of the Pitmen, he played 19 matches in the 2004/05 season. In total, he spent 1324 minutes on the field, for which he managed to get four yellow cards. As a football player Ivanov, Ivan Viktorovich was never distinguished by a rough game, “mustard plasters” could only get in contentious moments, where, due to sports excitement, a rough foul turned out.
In the Professional League, Shakhtar Prokopyevsk did not last long. In 2007, the team took the last eleventh place, having flown out of the championship for good. In the end, the club was disbanded to a greater extent - many young and promising players left, unable to cope with moral pressure. At the same time, the Pitmen experienced great financial difficulties, which led to failure.