FC Torpedo Moscow
Состав
Sergei Yefimov2013сейчас- Ivan Melnikov2014сейчас
Dmitri Olegovich Sokolov2015сейчас
Sergey Shustikov2015сейчас
Aleksandr Rudenko2019сейчас- Yevgeni Tatarinov2019сейчас
- Gleb Shevchenko2023сейчас
- Jahor Parchomienka2026сейчас
Aleksandr Dovbnyaсейчас
Aleksandr Ryazantsevсейчас
Andrey Ivanovсейчас
Andriy Kravchukсейчас
Artur Galoyanсейчас
Boris Ignatyevсейчас
Denys Balanyukсейчас
Igor Kolyvanovсейчас
Igor Savićсейчас- Igor Volchokсейчас
- Konstantin Shchegodskiyсейчас
Maksim Turishchevсейчас- Nemesio Pozueloсейчас
- Nikolay Glebovсейчас
Oleg Kozhemyakinсейчас
Roman Lutsenkoсейчас
Vitali Botnarсейчас
Vladimir Pilguyсейчас
Vladimirs Babičevsсейчас
Yegor Baburinсейчас
Yevhen Borovykсейчас- Aleksei Shaposhnikov1931–1933
- Mikhail Rushchinsky1931–1931
- Mikhail Sushkov1931–1932
- Victor Maslov1931–1931
Nikolai Morozov1938–1940- Georgi Zharkov1939–1940
- Georgi Zharkov1941–1951
- Victor Maslov1941–1941
- Aleksandr Ponomarev1945–1950
- Nikolai Morozov1945–1949
- Aleksandr Sevidov1946–1946
- Agustín Gómez Pagóla1947–1956
- Antonin Sochnev1947–1952
- Nikolai Parshin1949–1949
Valentin Ivanov1952–1966- Vyacheslav Solovyov1953–1954
Eduard Streltsov1954–1958- Viktor Maryenko1954–1959
- Yuri Falin1955–1960
- Aleksandr Medakin1956–1963
- Leonid Alfonsovich Ostrovski1956–1962
- Nikolai Manoshin1956–1962
Slava Metreveli1956–1962- Gennadi Gusarov1957–1962
Valery Voronin1958–1969- Viktor Shustikov1958–1973
Yevhen Rudakov1958–1960
Anzor Kavazashvili1960–1968- Boris Batanov1960–1966
- Yevhen Rudakov1960–1960
- Vyacheslav Andreyuk1963–1967
- Vladimir Shcherbakov1964–1968
- Aleksandr Lenev1965–1971
- Eduard Streltsov1965–1970
Mikhail Gershkovich1967–1971- Vadim Nikonov1967–1975
- Vladimir Gulyamhaydarov1969–1970
Viktor Bannikov1970–1973
Sergei Petrenko1972–1985- Viktor Kruglov1972–1981
- Aleksandr Maksimenkov1974–1975
- Aleksei Yeskov1974–1976
Nikolai Khudiyev1974–1974- Sergei Prigoda1975–1988
- Vladimir Sakharov1975–1981
- Vadim Nikonov1977–1978
- Vasili Zhupikov1977–1985
- Vladimir Fomichyov1978–1982
- Vladimir Galayba1978–1984
- Valentin Ivanov1979–1984
Viktor Hrachov1979–1979- Viktor Losev1979–1980
Vyacheslav Chanov1979–1984
Aleksandr Polukarov1980–1991
Valeri Petrakov1981–1985- Yuri Susloparov1981–1981
Dmitri Kharine1982–1987- Valeri Sarychev1982–1991
- Vladimir Vasilyevich Kobzev1983–1988
Mikhail Zubchuk1984–1984
Nikolai Savichev1984–1993- Viktor Kruglov1984–1986
Yuri Savichev1984–1990- Dmitri Chugunov1985–1990
Leonid Buryak1985–1986- Vladimir Tatarchuk1985–1985
Igor Chugainov1986–1989
Nikolai Pisarev1986–1989
Sergey Shavlo1986–1987- Valeri Plotnikov1986–1987
- Vladimir Grechnyov1986–1990
Andrei Borisovich Rudakov1987–1990- Boris Pozdnyakov1987–1987
- Dmitry Ulyanov1987–1994
- Oleg Shirinbekov1987–1991
Sergei Agashkov1987–1991
Yuri Tishkov1987–1992
Aleksei Prudnikov1988–1988
Alexei Eremenko1988–1988
Sergey Shustikov1988–1996
Sergey Zhukov1988–1991- Andrei Afanasyev1989–1994
- Dmitri Gulenkov1989–1989
Renat Ataullin1989–1989
Aleksandr Podshivalov1991–1993
Andrei Talalaev1991–1994- Igor Chugainov1991–1993
- Serhiy Kuznetsov1991–1991
Yuri Matveyev1991–1991
Andrei Solomatin1992–1992- Dmitry Ivanov1992–1992
- Marat Makhmutov1992–1997
Oleg Kornaukhov1992–1997
Sergei Grishin1992–1992- Serhiy Skachenko1992–1993
- Vladislav Lemish1992–1992
- Mikhail Smirnov1993–1993
Oleksandr Sevidov1993–1993- Vardan Khachatryan1993–1993
- Oleg Shirinbekov1994–1995
- Sergei Agashkov1994–1997
- Andrei Talalaev1995–1995
Dmitriy Kramarenko1995–1995- Mikhail Markhel1995–1995
Valeri Klimov1995–1995
Vladimir Leonchenko1995–1997- Arsen Avakov1996–2000
- Vyacheslav Kamoltsev1996–1999
- Aidas Preikšaitis1997–1997
- Andrei Gashkin1997–2001
Augustine Eguavoen1997–1998
Dmitri Khokhlov1997–1997
Edgaras Jankauskas1997–1997- Edgaras Jankauskas1997–1998
- Fikret Alomerović1997–1997
- Igor Kiselyov1997–1998
- Leonidas Ferreira de Paulo Junior1997–1997
- Maksim Aristarkhov1997–2000
- Oleh Koshelyuk1997–1997
Oleksandr Pryzetko1997–1998
Tomas Ražanauskas1997–1997- Valeriy Vorobyov1997–2003
Yevgeni Bushmanov1997–1998- Aleksei Belkin1998–2000
Andrey Chernyshov1998–1998
Andriy Sapuha1998–2000- Arthur Mkrtchyan1998–1999
Dmitri Gradilenko1998–1998
Igor Semshov1998–2005- Mukhsin Mukhamadiev1998–1998
- Serhiy Skachenko1998–1999
Vadim Evseev1998–1998- Valeri Shantalosau1998–1998
- Viktor Bulatov1998–1998
- Aleksandr Averyanov1999–1999
Aleksei Bugayev1999–2000- Alyaksandar Lukhvich1999–2004
- Irmantas Stumbrys1999–2000
- Mihai Drăguș1999–2000
- Nikolay Ivanov1999–2000
- Pavlo Shkapenko1999–2001
Serhiy Symonenko1999–2001- Viktor Brovchenko1999–1999
Vitali Volkov1999–2006
Vyacheslav Dayev1999–2001- Vyacheslav Lychkin1999–1999
Dmitri Vyazmikin2000–2001
Farkhadbek Irismetov2000–2000
Igor Lebedenko2000–2004- Karen Oganyan2000–2000
Konstantin Zyryanov2000–2000- Konstantin Zyryanov2000–2007
- Maksim Aristarkhov2000–2003
Sergei Kormiltsev2000–2006- Valdas Trakys2000–2001
- Valdas Trakys2000–2000
- Aleksandr Familtsev2001–2001
Aleksandr Shirko2001–2003- Aleksei Bugayev2001–2001
Beslan Ajinjal2001–2003- Ignas Dedura2001–2001
- Karen Oganyan2001–2002
- Nikola Jolović2001–2005
- Nikolai Pisarev2001–2001
- Nikolay Ivanov2001–2001
Roman Berezovsky2001–2002- Serhiy Skachenko2001–2001
- Ulugbek Bakayev2001–2002
- Albert Sarkisyan2002–2002
Alexandru Curtianu2002–2002
Dmitri Borodin2002–2007
Dmitri Kuznetsov2002–2002
Igor Cherevchenko2002–2002
Sergei Budylin2002–2006
Vladimir Kuzmichyov2002–2003- Aleksei Bugayev2003–2004
Andres Oper2003–2005
Andris Vaņins2003–2004
Dmitri Ananko2003–2003- Dzmitry Rawneyka2003–2005
Mantas Samusiovas2003–2005
Marius Pena2003–2004
Sergei Aleksandrovich Osipov2003–2005
Aleksandr Panov2004–2006
Andrei Stepanov2004–2006- Dmitri Olegovich Sokolov2004–2008
Ilya Abayev2004–2008
Pavel Mamayev2004–2007
Sergei Sukharev2004–2005
Yevgeni Lutsenko2004–2008
Alexander Geynrikh2005–2006
Dzmitry Kamarowski2005–2005
Emir Spahić2005–2005
Enar Jääger2005–2006
Juris Laizāns2005–2005
Sergei Borisovich Morozov2005–2008
Đorđe Jokić2005–2007
Aleksandr Danishevsky2006–2006
Aleksandr Kolomeytsev2006–2007
Aleksei Sapogov2006–2006
Artyom Samsonov2006–2007- Denis Kravtsov2006–2006
Denis Tumasyan2006–2008- Dmitry Lentsevich2006–2007
George Mihai Florescu2006–2007
Grzegorz Piechna2006–2007
Igor Smolnikov2006–2007
Lyubomir Kantonistov2006–2008
Mahammad Mirzabeyov2006–2007
Marcin Kuś2006–2006- Marcin Kuś2006–2007
- Stjepan Skočibušić2006–2008
- Vyacheslav Dmitriyev2006–2007
Yevgeni Kobozev2006–2008- Adrian Sosnovschi2007–2007
- Aleksandr Panov2007–2007
- Andrei Solomatin2007–2007
Dmitri Kruglov2007–2007- Dzmitry Kamarowski2007–2007
Eduard Mor2007–2007
Maksim Romaschenko2007–2007- Oleg Kornaukhov2007–2007
- Vadim Evseev2007–2007
Viktor Zemchenkov2007–2007
Vladimir Voskoboinikov2007–2008
Abdou Jammeh2008–2008- Aleksandr Kolomeytsev2008–2008
- Aleksandr Ponomaryov2008–2008
Aleksandr Shvetsov2008–2008
Aleksei Pomerko2008–2008
Aleksei Shumskikh2008–2008
Amir Spahić2008–2009
Andrei Lavrik2008–2008
Daniel Akhtyamov2008–2008
Danil Klenkin2008–2008
Denis Popov2008–2008
Dmitri Sysuyev2008–2008- Erik Korchagin2008–2008
Inal Getigezhev2008–2008- Mahammad Mirzabeyov2008–2008
Sergei Davydov2008–2008- Vyacheslav Dmitriyev2008–2008
Andrey Lunyov2009–2009- Viktor Bulatov2009–2009
- Alan Kusov2010–2010
Aleksandr Korotkov2010–2010- Aleksandr Panov2010–2010
Alexandr Covalenco2010–2010
Andrei Konovalov2010–2011- Beslan Ajinjal2010–2010
Elbrus Zurayev2010–2012
Kirill Makarov2010–2010- Pavel Safronov2010–2010
Vadim Steklov2010–2010
Yevgeni Konstantinovich Frolov2010–2010
Aleksandr Malygin2011–2012
Aleksandr Yerkin2011–2012
Aleksei Vasilyev2011–2011
Artim Položani2011–2012
Artur Rylov2011–2012- Artyom Samsonov2011–2013
Denis Dorozhkin2011–2012
Maksim Zinovyev2011–2012- Mikhail Mischenko2011–2013
Nikita Bezlikhotnov2011–2013
Saulius Klevinskas2011–2014
Sergey Belousov2011–2012- Vadim Steklov2011–2015
Vladimir Khozin2011–2012- Vladislav Ivanov2011–2011
Volodymyr Bondarenko2011–2012
Aleksandr Dovbnya2012–2013- Aleksandr Stolyarenko2012–2012
- Aleksei Yepifanov2012–2013
Andrei Kozlov2012–2013
Denis Boyarintsev2012–2014
Dmitry Nikolayevich Smirnov2012–2012
Edgars Gauračs2012–2014
Ivan Novoseltsev2012–2014
Lukáš Tesák2012–2014
Maksim Fyodorov2012–2013- Valeri Klimov2012–2012
Vitaliy Shumeyko2012–2013
Yuri Gazinskiy2012–2013
Aleksandr Budakov2013–2015
Aleksandr Katsalapov2013–2015
Aleksandr Salugin2013–2015- Denis Voynov2013–2015
Denys Skepskyi2013–2013
Dmitri Kudryashov2013–2013
Dmitry Aydov2013–2014
Igor Shevchenko2013–2014
Ivan Knyazev2013–2015
Joseph Di Chiara2013–2013
Maksim Burchenko2013–2014
Mikhail Bagayev2013–2015
Nail Camalief2013–2013- Nikita Vasilyev2013–2014
Oleg Vlasov2013–2014- Tadas Labukas2013–2014
Tomas Mikuckis2013–2015
Viktor Svezhov2013–2014
Vladimir Obukhov2013–2013
Yegor Tarakanov2013–2015
Yevgeni Konyukhov2013–2014
Adam Kokoszka2014–2015
Aleksei Pugin2014–2015
Anton Putsila2014–2015
Dalibor Stevanović2014–2015
Diniyar Bilyaletdinov2014–2015
Georgi Tigiyev2014–2015
Goran Blažević2014–2015
Hugo Vieira2014–2015
Ivan Franjic2014–2015- Kirill Kombarov2014–2015
Márcio Abreu2014–2014
Reziuan Mirzov2014–2015
Semyon Fomin2014–2015- Sergei Davydov2014–2015
Vladimir Rykov2014–2015
Yuri Zhevnov2014–2015
Arnór Smárason2015–2015
Konstantin Bazelyuk2015–2015
Sergei Zenjov2015–2015
Daniil Gridnev2017–2018
Oleksandr Kapliyenko2021–2021
Pavel Sedko2021–2022
Denis Laptev2022–2022
Dzambolat Tsallagov2022–2022
Roman Yuzepchuk2023–2023- Valeri Gromyko2023–2023
- Aleksandr Guz2024–2026
Igor Konovalov2024–2024
Aleksandr Lomakin2025–2026- Dušan Bakić2025–2025
- Gulzhigit Alykulov2025–2025
FC Torpedo Moscow is a professional football club based in Moscow, Russia.
The club's colors are traditionally white and black, with green also commonly associated with them.
Torpedo Moscow was formed in 1924 by the AMO automotive plant, marking the start of its long history in football.
Биография
Formation
Football Club Torpedo Moscow, established in 1924, originated from the AMO automotive plant in Moscow, which later became known as the Stalin Automotive Plant and then the Likhachev Automotive Plant. Initially competing in the Moscow League, the club transitioned to the Soviet 'B' League in 1936, adopting the name Torpedo Moscow. This marked the beginning of a long and storied history in Russian football.
Breakthrough
Torpedo Moscow quickly rose through the ranks, achieving promotion to the 'A' League by 1938. The club celebrated its first major success in 1949 by winning the USSR Cup. Throughout the 1950s and 1960s, Torpedo became known for its talented players, including the legendary striker Eduard Streltsov, who significantly influenced the club's identity and success during this era. The club's colors, white and black, along with green, became emblematic of their identity.
Legacy
Over the decades, Torpedo Moscow has experienced various highs and lows, including multiple championships in the Soviet Top League and the Russian Premier League. The club has won the Soviet Top League three times and the Soviet Cup seven times, establishing itself as a significant player in Russian football history. Despite not being a dominant force in recent years, Torpedo remains a beloved institution in Moscow, with a rich legacy that continues to inspire future generations of footballers.
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Галерея
Карьера и клубы
Name history
AMO (1930–1932) – owned by Avtomobilnoe Moskovskoe Obshchestvo (AMO). ZIS (1933–1936) – after owner's name AMO was changed to Zavod Imeni Stalina (ZIS). Torpedo Moscow (1936–July 1996) – when they became one of the founding members of the Soviet 'B' League. Torpedo-Luzhniki (August 1996 – 1998) – as they became property of the Luzhniki corporation. Torpedo Moscow (1998–present) FK Sarajevo at the time of its establishment first appeared on the Yugoslav sports scene in 1946 under the name Fiskulturno društvo Torpedo as an homage to FK Torpedo Moscow, which club kept for about a year before taking current one.
Club history
Torpedo Moscow Football Club (based on Proletarskaya Kuznitsa teams) was formed in 1924 by the AMO automotive plant (later known as "Stalin Automotive Plant – ZIS" and later "Likhachev Automotive Plant – ZIL"). They played in the Moscow League until 1936 when they became one of the founder members of the Soviet 'B' League and changed their name to Torpedo Moscow. In 1938, they were promoted to the 'A' League. In 1949, Torpedo won their first professional title, the USSR Cup. In 1957 Torpedo Moscow, as well as other Soviet sport clubs named "Torpedo", became a part of the republican VSS Trud of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic. Nicknamed "the Black-Whites," Torpedo has not been a major force in Russian football since the days of Eduard Streltsov, the brilliant striker of the 1950s and 1960s, known as "the…
- League
- Russian First League
- League
- Russian Premier League
Наследие
Domestic competitions
Russian Football National League (2nd Tier) Winners (1): 2021–22 Soviet Top League: Winners (3): 1960, 1965, 1976 (autumn) Runners-up (3): 1957, 1961, 1964 Soviet Cup / Russian Cup: Winners (7): 1949, 1952, 1960, 1968, 1972, 1985–86, 1992–93 Runners-up (9): 1947, 1958, 1961, 1966, 1977, 1982, 1988–88, 1988–89, 1990–91 Soviet Super Cup: Runners-up (1): 1987
Non-official
Ciutat de Lleida Trophy: 1 1991
Архив
Паспорт
Идентификаторы и алиасы
Football Club Torpedo Moscow, known as Torpedo Moscow, is a Russian professional football club based in Moscow. The club plays in the Russian First League. Their colours are white and black, with green also commonly being associated with the club. They play their home games at Eduard Streltsov Stadium, but have been playing at Luzhniki Stadium since their home stadium began a reconstruction project in 2021.
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