Squad
Azamat Zaseyev2011current
Pavel Alikin2011current
Diego Carlos2012currentAleksandr Sukhov2013current
David Yurchenko2013current- Maksim Semakin2013current
Aleksandr Vasilyev2014current
Haris Handžić2014current
Marcio de Souza Gregório Júnior2014current
Nikita Bezlikhotnov2014current
Nikolai Safronidi2014current
Aleksandr Katsalapov2015currentAleksei Nikitin2015current
Andrey Lunyov2015currentDenis Tumasyan2015current
Dmitry Stotsky2015current
Igor Bezdenezhnykh2015current
Igor Diveyev2015current
Oleksandr Filin2015current
Semyon Fomin2015currentSergei Narubin2015current
Sylvester Igboun2015current
Vyacheslav Krotov2015current
Yevgeni Vladislavovich Osipov2015current
Dmitri Sysuyev2016current
Dmitri Zhivoglyadov2016current
Giorgi Sheliya2016current
Azer Aliyev2018current
Olivier Thill2018current
Filip Mrzljak2025current
Akhmed Alibekovcurrent
Aleksandr Saplinovcurrent
Artyom Golubevcurrent- Dilan Ortízcurrent
Erving Joe Botaka-Iobomacurrent
Gamid Agalarovcurrent
Ivan Oblyakovcurrent
Jemal Tabidzecurrent
Parfait Bizozacurrent- Viktor Losevcurrent
- Yerkebulan Seidakhmetcurrent
- Andrei Kireyev2011–2014
- Mikhail Markosov2011–2013
- Sergei Osadchuk2011–2012
Stanislav Dubrovin2011–2011
Yevgeni Kobozev2011–2013
Aleksandr Vasilyev2012–2013
Aleksei Vasilyev2012–2012
Andrei Kozlov2012–2012
Maksim Tishkin2012–2015
Nikita Malyarov2012–2013- Sergei Mironov2012–2012
William Artur de Oliveira2012–2014- Yuri Kirillov2012–2012
Aleksey Skvernyuk2013–2013- Andrei Myazin2013–2014
Anton Kilin2013–2015
Anton Zabolotny2013–2014
Artur Valikayev2013–2014
Ilya Gultyaev2013–2013
Mikhail Baranovskiy2013–2014
Pavlo Stepanets2013–2015
Yevgeni Vladislavovich Osipov2013–2014- Yosuke Saito2013–2013
Artyom Leonov2014–2015Denis Tumasyan2014–2015
Dmitry Verkhovtsov2014–2015
Emmanuel Frimpong2014–2016
Felicio Brown Forbes2014–2015
Ivan Paurević2014–2016
Syarhey Vyeramko2014–2015
Takafumi Akahoshi2014–2015
Valery Kichin2014–2014
Wäğiz Ğäliullin2014–2016
Igor Shevchenko2015–2015Marvin Pourie2015–2016
Oleksandr Zinchenko2015–2016
Kehinde Fatai2016–2018
Viktor Vasin2016–2016- Vladimir Zubarev2016–2018
Cătălin Carp2017–2021
Ionuț Nedelcearu2018–2020
Filip Mrzljak2020–2022
Grigori Morozov2020–2021
Oston Urunov2020–2020- Anton Chichkan2022–2022
Boli Bolingoli-Mbombo2022–2022
Cătălin Carp2022–2023- Artem Gurenko2023–2025
- Valieryj Bačaroŭ2024–2025
Vladislav Lozhkin2024–2025
FC Ufa is a professional football club based in Ufa, Russia.
The club competes in the Russian First League, showcasing its talent in the second tier of Russian football.
FC Ufa has also played in the Russian Premier League, the top tier of Russian football.
Biography
Formation
FC Ufa is a Russian football club established on December 23, 2010, in Ufa, the capital of the Republic of Bashkortostan. The club was formed from the remnants of FC Bashinformsvyaz-Dynamo Ufa, which had been competing in the Russian Professional Football League, the third tier of Russian football. The initiative to create FC Ufa was led by Rustem Khamitov, the second President of the Republic of Bashkortostan, who aimed to represent Ufa and the Republic in the higher echelons of Russian football. The club's first head coach was Andrei Kanchelskis, who was tasked with guiding the team to the Russian First Division.
Early Years
FC Ufa made its competitive debut in the Russian Cup against FC Syzran-2003, although they faced a tough loss in that match. Their first league match took place on April 24, 2011, where they triumphed over FC Tyumen with a score of 3-1, thanks to a hat-trick from Konstantin Ionov. The club quickly established itself in the league, finishing the season tied at the top of the table with Neftekhimik Nizhnekamsk, showcasing their potential and ambition to rise through the ranks of Russian football.
League Participation
Over the years, FC Ufa has competed in both the Russian Premier League and the Russian First League, demonstrating resilience and growth as a club. Their journey reflects the aspirations of a city and a region eager to make its mark in the world of football, with the club continuing to build on its early successes and striving for greater achievements in Russian football.
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Career & Clubs
During the summer of 2010, Rustem Khamitov, the second President of the Republic of Bashkortostan, began considering the establishment of a football club with the intention to represent the city of Ufa and also the Republic in the Russian Premier League. On 23 December 2010, FC Ufa was formed on the base of FC Bashinformsvyaz-Dynamo Ufa, which then plied their trade in the Russian Professional Football League, the third tier of the Russian football league system. The head coaching position of the team was first assigned to Andrei Kanchelskis, who was tasked with leading the club to the Russian First Division. The club also inherited Dynamo Stadium from the former team. The name of the club was at first decided in a contest with "Sarmat", named after the ancient Sarmatians were considered, but a name that would more clearly emphasize the status and geographical location, "Ufa" after the city was selected.
First season
The first official match of the club was against FC Syzran-2003 in the second round of the Russian Cup, which after extra time Ufa lost on penalties. Ufa made their debut in the Russian league system on 24 April 2011 with a home match against FC Tyumen. Ufa ran out winners, 3–1, with Konstantin Ionov scoring a hat-trick for the hosts. Ufa continued to build on their initial success to the extent that, coming to the end of the season, they were equal with Neftekhimik Nizhnekamsk at the top of the table with 86 points. However, Ufa's loss away to…
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FC Ufa is a Russian football club based in Ufa that plays in the Russian First League.
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