Squad
Vladimir Mukhanov1976current
Alexandru Gațcan2008current
Khoren Bayramyan2010current
Artyom Kulishev2011current
Dmitri Poloz2012current
Igor Kireyev2012current
Bartolomeu Jacinto Quissanga2013current- Nemanja Nikolić2013current
Timofei Margasov2013current
Yoo Byung-soo2013current
Aleksandr Bukharov2014current
Aleksandr Troshechkin2014current
Moussa Doumbia2014current
Soslan Dzhanayev2014current
Varazdat Haroyan2014current
Boris Rotenberg2015current
César Navas2015current
Denis Terentyev2015current
Ivan Novoseltsev2015current
Pavel Mogilevets2015current
Yevgeni Goshev2015current
Aleksandr Yerokhin2016current
Dmitri Veber2016current
Fyodor Kudryashov2016current
Nikita Medvedev2016current
Stas Pokatilov2016current
Dennis Hadžikadunić2018current
Danila Proshlyakov2019current
Miha Mevlja2019current
Yegor Baburin2019current
Pontus Almqvist2020current
Ali Sowe2021current
Aleksandr Dolgovcurrent- Aleksandr Gapechkincurrent
Aleksandr Saplinovcurrent
Aleksandr Silyanovcurrent
Aleksandr Smirnovcurrent
Aleksei Mironovcurrent- Alexandru Mațiuracurrent
Andrei Langovichcurrent
Artur Sokhiyevcurrent
Artyom Isikcurrent
Björn Bergmann Sigurðarsoncurrent
Daniil Utkincurrent
Danil Glebovcurrent
Danila Sukhomlinovcurrent
David Toshevskicurrent
Ihor Kalinincurrent
Ilya Vakhaniyacurrent
Ivan Daniliantscurrent
Ivan Komarovcurrent
Magnus Knudsencurrent
Maksim Osipenkocurrent
Maksim Rudakovcurrent
Maksim Turishchevcurrent
Mathias Normanncurrent
Nikita Chagrovcurrent
Nikolai Nikolayevich Komlichenkocurrent
Nikolai Poyarkovcurrent
Pavel Gorelovcurrent
Roman Tugarevcurrent- Said-Ali Akhmayevcurrent
Viktor Melyokhincurrent
Viktor Onopkocurrent
Vitaliy Kafanovcurrent
Yegor Golenkovcurrent
Viktor Ponedelnik1956–1958- Gennadi Matveyev1957–1959
Viktor Ponedelnik1969–1969
Aleksandr Krestinin1970–1975- Aleksandr Piskaryov1976–1977
- Vladimir Galayba1976–1977
Sergei Balakhnin1979–1979
Kurban Berdyev1980–1981
Kurban Berdyev1980–1980
Alexei Eremenko1981–1981- Vitali Papadopulo1983–1987
Igor Gamula1985–1988- Igor Povaljajev1986–1988
- Sergey Andreyev1986–1988
Alexei Eremenko1987–1987- Oleh Matveyev1987–1988
- Andrei Fedkov1988–1988
- Vladimir Vasilyevich Kobzev1988–1988
- Aleksandr Karatayev1990–1990
- Aleksandr Vorobyov1990–1990
Dmitri Loskov1991–1996
Yuri Kovtun1991–1993- Andrei Fedkov1992–1992
Aleksandr Maslov1993–1997
Dmitri Pyatibratov1993–1993- Mikhail Potskhveria1993–1993
- Sergey Andreyev1993–1995
Vladimir Leonchenko1993–1993- Aleksandr Vorobyov1994–1996
- Akaki Devadze1995–1996
Dmitri Ananko1995–1995- Grigori Ivanov1995–1995
- Oleksandr Shutov1995–1995
- Roman Oreshchuk1995–1995
Aleksei Gerasimenko1996–1997
- Andrei Kovalenko1996–1998
Dmitri Gradilenko1996–1998- Oleh Rypan1996–1997
- Vladyslav Prudius1996–2001
Aleksei Eskov1997–1997- Aleksey Gushchin1997–1999
- Oleh Pestryakov1997–1999
- Roman Oreshchuk1997–1997
- Vladislav Ternavsky1997–1998
- Volodymyr Mykolayovych Savchenko1997–2003
Yuriy Dudnyk1997–1997
Aleksandr Malygin1998–1999
Anatoliy Bezsmertnyi1998–2001Dmitri Kirichenko1998–2001
- Ihor Kutiepov1998–1999
- Oleh Rypan1998–1999
Sergei Kolotovkin1998–2000Vladislav Duyun1998–2001
Yuri Matveyev1998–2000
Yuriy Dudnyk1998–1999
Andrei Kobenko1999–2000- Bohdan Yesyp1999–1999
Valentyn Slyusar1999–1999
Aleksandr Malygin2000–2002
Andrey Akopyants2000–2005- Artūras Fomenka2000–2002
- Dmitry Ivanov2000–2000
Eduard Văluță2000–2000
Ilya Blyznyuk2000–2003
Nikolay Shirshov2000–2005
Samat Smakov2000–2001
Sergey Lushan2000–2002- Serhiy Datsenko2000–2004
Tadas Gražiūnas2000–2001
- Yuriy Seleznyov2000–2001
- Yuriy Seleznyov2000–2000
- Aleksandr Shmarko2001–2002
- Baba Adamu2001–2002
Eduard Văluță2001–2001- Gennady Tumilovich2001–2002
Mikhail Osinov2001–2009
Miloš Kruščić2001–2007
Otar Khizaneishvili2001–2002- Rafael Urazbakhtin2001–2001
Roman Adamov2001–2004- Volodymyr Mykytyn2001–2003
Aleksandr Maslov2002–2004
Andrei Karpovich2002–2003- Gift Kampamba2002–2005
- Ilya Kalashnikov2002–2007
Maksim Demenko2002–2002
Matthew Booth2002–2004
Uladzimir Karytska2002–2002
Aleksandr Alkhazov2003–2005Aleksandr Dantsev2003–2007
Aleksandrs Koliņko2003–2004- Bennett Mnguni2003–2005
Essau Kanyenda2003–2005- Mehmet Aksu2003–2004
- Mikhail Savchenko2003–2005
Rati Aleksidze2003–2004
Sergei Bendz2003–2008- Tony Coyle2003–2005
Yuriy Maksymov2003–2003
Bruno Silva2004–2004- Carlos Eduardo Gutiérrez2004–2006
Ilya Blyznyuk2004–2004
Maksim Burchenko2004–2007- Marco Villaseca2004–2004
- Mustapha Bidoudane2004–2006
- Omar Pérez2004–2006
Rati Aleksidze2004–2004- Abdelillah Bagui2005–2006
- Alberto Luiz de Souza2005–2005
Andrei Chichkin2005–2006
Gocha Khojava2005–2005Kirill Orlov2005–2006
Maksim Buznikin2005–2007
Martin Horák2005–2005
Mikheil Ashvetia2005–2005
Nikolai Olenikov2005–2006
Vīts Rimkus2005–2005- Wesley Charles2005–2006
- Aleksandr Marenich2006–2006
Aleksandr Stavpets2006–2007
Aleksei Kontsedalov2006–2007
Essau Kanyenda2006–2007- Jovan Tanasijević2006–2006
Juris Laizāns2006–2006
Konstantin Garbuz2006–2007
Maksym Biletskyi2006–2006
Oleg Aleynik2006–2007- Spartak Gogniyev2006–2006
Timofei Kalachev2006–2007Valeri Pavlov2006–2006
Vladimir Khozin2006–2007
Albert Nađ2007–2008
Albert Nađ2007–2007
Aleksandr Danishevsky2007–2007
Gia Grigalava2007–2007Ivan Starkov2007–2007
Ivica Kralj2007–2007Maksym Trusevych2007–2007
Martin Horák2007–2008
- Mihajlo Pjanović2007–2007
Robertas Poškus2007–2007
Roman Gerus2007–2009
Sergei Vinogradov2007–2007
Syarhey Amelyanchuk2007–2008- Aleksandr Ponomaryov2008–2008
Alyaksandr Kulchy2008–2010- Andrei Kireyev2008–2008
Dmitri Akimov2008–2010
Dmitry Ivanov2008–2008Hong Yong-jo2008–2010
Inal Getigezhev2008–2008
Ivan Živanović2008–2011
Maksim Astafyev2008–2009- Maksym Levytskyi2008–2008
Mersudin Ahmetović2008–2010
Mikhail Kozlov2008–2009- Nenad Šljivić2008–2009
Oleg Kozhanov2008–2008- Pyotr Gitselov2008–2008
- Rafael Santos Bergamasco2008–2008
- Ruslan Kurbanov2008–2010
- Syarhey Shtanyuk2008–2008
Vladimir Dyadyun2008–2008
Aleksandr Pavlenko2009–2010
Aleksandr Salugin2009–2009
Andrei Lyakh2009–2009
Artur Valikayev2009–2010Branimir Petrović2009–2009
Dušan Anđelković2009–2010
Igor Lebedenko2009–2010
Mikhail Rozhkov2009–2009- Pyotr Gitselov2009–2009
Roman Lengyel2009–2010- Sergey Kuznetsov2009–2009
Veniamin Mandrykin2009–2009
Yevgeni Lutsenko2009–2010
Andriy Proshyn2010–2011
Anri Khagush2010–2011Anton Amelchenko2010–2010
Chavdar Yankov2010–2011
Dejan Radić2010–2012Dragan Blatnjak2010–2012
Gia Grigalava2010–2010
Isaac Okoronkwo2010–2013
Kirill Zaika2010–2015- Nikita Vasilyev2010–2014
Roman Adamov2010–2012- Sergei Tumasyan2010–2010
Sergey Shustikov2010–2010Sorin Ghionea2010–2010
Stanislav Ivanov2010–2010
Timofei Kalachev2010–2019
Aleksei Rebko2011–2011Anis Boussaïdi2011–2011
Anton Kochenkov2011–2011Artyom Kulesha2011–2011
Dmitri Kirichenko2011–2013
Dmitri Kruglov2011–2012- Dmitri Malyaka2011–2011
Edgaras Česnauskis2011–2015
Héctor Bracamonte2011–2012
Igor Smolnikov2011–2012
Kornel Saláta2011–2014
Maksim Grigoryev2011–2011- Martin Lejsal2011–2011
Michal Papadopulos2011–2012
Oleg Ivanov2011–2011Oscar Ahumada2011–2012
Roman Yemelyanov2011–2012
Răzvan Cociș2011–2013
Stipe Pletikosa2011–2015
Valentin Filatov2011–2012
Élson2011–2012
Aleksandr Sheshukov2012–2013
Andrei Vasilyev2012–2015
Andrey Ivanov2012–2013
Benoît Angbwa2012–2013
David Bentley2012–2013
David Bentley2012–2012Denis Kolodin2012–2012
Dmitri Chistyakov2012–2012- Dmitri Malyaka2012–2013
Eugene Starikov2012–2013
Florent Sinama Pongolle2012–2014
Inal Getigezhev2012–2013
Jan Holenda2012–2014- Magomed Kurbanov2012–2013
- Nikolai Zabolotny2012–2013
Roman Adamov2012–2012
Sergei Pesyakov2012–2012
Sergey Belousov2012–2015
Siyanda Xulu2012–2015
Vitali Dyakov2012–2015
Vladimir Kisenkov2012–2013
Aleksandr Vasilyev2013–2014Anton Amelchenko2013–2015
Arseniy Logashov2013–2014
Artem Dzyuba2013–2014
Azim Fatullayev2013–2015
Danko Lazović2013–2013
Dzhano Ananidze2013–2014
Guélor Kanga2013–2016Hrvoje Milić2013–2015
Igor Lolo2013–2015
Ihor Yaroslavovych Khudobyak2013–2014
Kamil Agalarov2013–2013
Maksim Belyayev2013–2013- Maksim Lepskiy2013–2014
Roman Yemelyanov2013–2014
Vladislav Kamilov2013–2014
Aleksei Rebko2014–2015
Dmitri Torbinski2014–2015- Georgy Gabulov2014–2014
Maksim Bardachow2014–2015
Maksim Grigoryev2014–2015
Ruslan Abazov2014–2016
Réginal Goreux2014–2015
Artem Dzyuba2015–2015
Christian2015–2017
Felicio Brown Forbes2015–2015- Mihail Plătică2015–2015
Saeid Ezzatollahi2015–2020
Sardar Azmoun2015–2016
Vladimir Granat2015–2015
Wahyt Orazsähedow2015–2015
Ilie Poenaru2016–2017
Miha Mevlja2016–2017
Sardar Azmoun2016–2017- Marko Simić2017–2017
- Matija Boben2017–2019
Sergei Parshivlyuk2017–2019
Sergei Pesyakov2017–2024
Sverrir Ingi Ingason2017–2019
Vitali Ustinov2017–2017
Artyom Shchadin2018–2019
Ayaz Guliyev2018–2018
Ayaz Guliyev2018–2019
Ragnar Sigurðsson2018–2019
Roman Eremenko2019–2021
Vladimir Medved2019–2019
Aleksandr Pavlovets2020–2022
Armin Gigović2020–2024
Kento Hashimoto2020–2023
Aleksandr Selyava2022–2023
FC Rostov is a professional football club based in Rostov-on-Don, Russia, competing in the Russian Premier League.
The club plays its home matches at the Rostov Arena, a modern stadium that enhances their competitive edge.
Established in 1930, FC Rostov has undergone several name changes, reflecting its evolving identity in Russian football.
Biography
Formation
FC Rostov, a professional football club based in Rostov-on-Don, Russia, was established on May 10, 1930, originally under the name Selmashstroy. The club underwent several name changes, becoming Selmash in 1936 and Traktor in 1941. In 1950, they joined the South Zone of the Azov-Don group of the Russian SFSR Championship, marking the beginning of their competitive journey in Soviet football.
Early Years and Development
The club's early years were marked by a series of promotions and name changes, including a significant rebranding to Torpedo in 1953 and later to Rostselmash in 1958. They achieved notable success in the 1960s, winning their Division of Class B in 1964 and earning promotion to the Soviet First League. Despite a challenging season in the First League, the club managed to maintain its status and continued to compete in various leagues throughout the 1970s and 1980s, culminating in a return to the First League after winning their zone of the Second League in 1985.
Modern Era
With the dissolution of the Soviet Union, FC Rostov finished fourth in the final Soviet season in 1991, securing a place in the newly formed Russian Premier League. The club has since experienced various successes, including a runner-up finish in the Russian Premier League during the 2015-16 season and winning the Russian Cup in 2013-14. They also claimed victory in the Russian National Football League in 2008, solidifying their status in Russian football. Today, FC Rostov continues to compete at a high level, playing their home matches at the Rostov Arena.
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Career & Clubs
Soviet era (1930–1991), Rostselmash
The club was established on 10 May 1930, and was initially named Selmashstroy (Сельмашстрой). They were renamed Selmash in 1936 and Traktor in 1941. In 1950, the club joined the South Zone of the Azov-Don group of the Russian SFSR Championship. The following season they were placed in Group B of the championship. After finishing first in their group, they played in Group A in 1952. A third-place finish meant the club were promoted to the Class B for the 1953 season, during which they were renamed again, becoming Torpedo. In 1958, they were renamed Rostselmash. In 1964 the club won their Division of Class B. In the Russian-zone play-offs they finished second in the first round and top in the second after defeating Terek Grozny 2–0 in the deciding match, earning promotion to the Soviet First League. The following season they finished bottom of the division, but were not relegated as the number of teams in the division was increased. By the early 1970s the club was back in the Russian leagues. In 1975 they returned to Class B (now known as the Soviet Second League). Following several near misses, the club won their zone of the Second League in 1985. They went on to win a play-off tournament, earning promotion back to the First League.
Modern era (1991–present)
In 1991 the club finished fourth in what was the final season of Soviet football following the USSR's disintegration. This was enough to earn them a place in the new…
- League
- Russian Premier League
Legacy
Domestic competitions
Russian Premier League Runners-up (1): 2015–16 Russian Cup Winners (1): 2013–14 Russian Super Cup Runners-up (1): 2014 Russian National Football League Winners (1): 2008
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
FC Rostov is a Russian professional football club based in Rostov-on-Don. The club competes in the Russian Premier League, playing their home matches at the Rostov Arena.
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