FC Taraz
Squad
- Ilya Vorotnikov2013current
- Ilya Vorotnikov2013current
Jovan Golić2013current- Aleksandr Grigorenko2015current
Oleksandr Pyschur2015current
Malick Mane2016current
Marat Shakhmetov2016current- Mikhail Mischenko2020current
Toni Silva2020current
Alex Junior Christiancurrent- Dejan Boljevićcurrent
Jorge Elias dos Santoscurrent
Luka Gadranicurrent
Maksym Dehtyarevcurrent
Milen Gamakovcurrent- Mukhamedzhan Seysencurrent
- Rusłan Romanczukcurrent
- Vakhid Masudovcurrent
- Yermek Kuantayevcurrent
- Seilda Baishakov1970–1970
Vait Talgayev1972–1975- Vait Talgayev1982–1986
Yevhen Yarovenko1983–1983
Dmitriy Ogai1986–1986- Dmitriy Bashkevich1988–1991
- Dmitriy Ogai1989–1989
- Dmytro Yakovenko1989–1991
- Konstantin Pavlyuchenko1989–1991
- Oleg Voskoboynikov1989–1989
- Eduard Momotov1990–1990
- Oleg Litvinenko1990–1991
- Guram Makayev1991–1991
- Igor Avdeyev1991–1993
- Nurken Mazbaev1992–1997
- Oleg Litvinenko1992–1992
- Nurmat Mirzabaev1994–1997
- Oleg Litvinenko1994–1994
- Igor Avdeyev1996–1996
- Oleg Voskoboynikov1996–1997
Aleksandr Kuchma1997–1998- Murat Tleshev1998–1999
- Dilmurod Nazarov2001–2001
Kairat Ashirbekov2001–2001- Dilmurod Nazarov2003–2003
- Dmytro Yakovenko2003–2003
- Vitali Yevstigneyev2003–2009
- Maksim Azovskiy2004–2004
- Nurken Mazbaev2004–2004
- Nurmat Mirzabaev2004–2007
- Oleh Mochulyak2004–2004
Wýaçeslaw Krendelew2004–2006- Nurtas Kurgulin2005–2012
- Sergei Ivanov2005–2005
- Farhod Tojiyev2006–2006
- Oleg Voskoboynikov2006–2006
- Oleg Litvinenko2007–2007
Vladimir Plotnikov2007–2007
Ulan Konysbayev2008–2010- Vladimir Plotnikov2008–2008
- Alik Haýdarow2009–2010
- Jurica Puljiz2009–2010
- Serghei Epureanu2009–2009
- Titi Essomba2009–2009
- Alibek Buleshev2010–2010
Anton Zemlianukhin2010–2010- Anton Zemlianukhin2010–2011
- Bauyrschan Baitana2010–2011
- Uroš Milosavljević2010–2010
- Abdoulaye Diakate2011–2013
Bauyrzhan Islamkhan2011–2013- Damir Memišević2011–2011
- Danilo Belić2011–2011
Miloš Adamović2011–2012- Miloš Adamović2011–2011
- Nemanja Jovanović2011–2011
Ostoja Stjepanović2011–2011- Aleksandr Kuchma2012–2012
- Eduard Sergienko2012–2015
- Ivan Perić2012–2013
- Ivan Perić2012–2012
Murat Suyumagambetov2012–2012- Neven Vukman2012–2012
- Obiora Odita2012–2013
Yeldos Akhmetov2012–2013- Aleksandr Kuchma2013–2014
Konstantin Golovskoy2013–2014- Manuel Curto2013–2013
Sergei Skorykh2013–2014- Titi Essomba2013–2013
- Vukašin Tomić2013–2013
- Zhakyp Kozhamberdy2013–2015
Aleksey Shchetkin2014–2014- Aleksey Shchetkin2014–2015
- Bauyrschan Baitana2014–2014
- Desley Ubbink2014–2015
- Dmytro Bashlay2014–2015
- Murat Tleshev2014–2014
- Richard Barroilhet2014–2014
- Rok Roj2014–2014
- Sigourney Bandjar2014–2014
- Timur Dosmagambetov2014–2015
Alan Gatagov2015–2015- Evgeniy Averchenko2015–2015
Ioan Mera2015–2016- Izu Azuka2015–2016
Andriy Yakovlev2016–2016
Davron Ergashev2016–2018- Ihar Zyankovich2016–2016
Jean-Eudes Maurice2017–2017
Maksym Feshchuk2017–2017- Nemanja Mijušković2017–2017
- Valery Karshakevich2020–2020
Nenad Adamović2021–2021
The club has also played in the Kazakhstan First League.
FC Taraz is an association football club based in Kazakhstan.
The club was a leading team in the early years of the Kazakhstan Premier League, winning the championship in 1996.
Biography
Formation and Early Years
FC Taraz, a professional football club based in Taraz, Kazakhstan, was founded in 1960 under the name Metallist. Over the years, the club underwent several name changes, becoming Voskhod in 1967, Energetik in 1968, Alatau in 1971, Khimik in 1975, and Fosfor in 1992, before finally adopting the name Taraz in 1993. The club has a rich history in Kazakhstani football, particularly noted for its early success in the Kazakhstan Premier League.
Achievements and League Participation
FC Taraz emerged as a leading force in the Kazakhstan Premier League, clinching the championship title in 1996. They also finished as runners-up in the league in 1995 and 1997. In addition to their league success, the club won the Kazakhstan Cup in 2004 and were runners-up in the tournament three times (1992, 1993, and 2013).
Recent History
After facing relegation at the end of the 2016 season, FC Taraz was reinstated to the Premier League on February 3, 2017, following a ruling by the Football Federation of Kazakhstan regarding entry requirements for the league. This reinstatement marked a significant moment in the club's recent history, allowing them to continue competing at the highest level in Kazakhstani football.
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Career & Clubs
After initially being relegated from the Premier League at the end of the 2016 season, Taraz was reinstated on 3 February 2017 after the Football Federation of Kazakhstan ruled that Altai Semey did not meet the required entry requirements for the Premier League.
Names
1960 : Founded as Metallist 1967 : Renamed Voskhod 1968 : Renamed Energetik 1971 : Renamed Alatau 1975 : Renamed Khimik 1992 : Renamed Fosfor 1993 : Renamed Taraz
Domestic history
Continental history
- League
- Kazakhstan Premier League
- League
- Kazakhstan First League
Legacy
Kazakhstan Premier League Champions (1): 1996 Runner-up: (2): 1995, 1997 Kazakhstan Cup Winners (1): 2004 Runner-up: (3): 1992, 1993, 2013
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
FC Taraz is a Kazakhstani professional football club based at the Taraz Central Stadium in Taraz. A leading club in the early years of the Kazakhstan Premier League, they were champions in 1996, and Kazakhstan Cup winners in 2004.
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