Tropanets, Boris Yakovlevich

Boris Yakovlevich Tropanets (October 11, 1964, Zarya , Odessa region , Ukrainian SSR - May 22, 2008) - Soviet footballer and Moldavian coach.

Boris Tropanets
general information
Full name	Boris Yakovlevich Tropanets
Born	October 11, 1964 ( 1964-10-11 ) Zarya , Odessa region , USSR
Died	May 22, 2008 ( 2008-05-22 ) (43 years old)
Citizenship	the USSR Moldova
Growth	178 cm
Position	midfielder
Club career [* 1] 1982-1984 Chernomorets (Odessa) 4 (1) 1985-1986 SKA (Kiev) 74 (27) 1987 Chernomorets (Odessa) 20) 1987-1989 Nistru (Chisinau) 84 (18) 1989 Tavria 21 (1) 1990-1991 Zimbru / Nistru 64 (7) 1991 Tiligul (Tiraspol) 7 (2) 1991-1992 Polonium (Bytom) 9 (2) 1992-1993 Amocom (Chisinau) 29 (8) 1993-1995 KAMAZ-Challi 70 (12) 1993-1994 → KAMAZ-d 20) 1996 Bucheon Yukon ten) 1996-1998 KAMAZ-Challi 62 (4) 1998 Falcon (Saratov) 20 (1) 1998-2001 Zimbru 27 (0) 2001 Olympia (Balti) ten) 2001 Pusam Samurin 10 (2) Coaching career 2002 Hincesti 2003 Zimbru 2004-2007 Moldova (mol.)
↑ Number of games and goals for a professional club is considered only for various leagues of national championships

He was the captain of KAMAZ . As a player, he became the champion of Moldova as part of Zimbru (2000) and made it to the third qualifying round of the Champions League 1999/00 season with this club.

He began his coaching career as an assistant coach at the Moldavian clubs Hincesti and Zimbru.

From August 2004 to June 2007 he headed the youth national team of Moldova , which was close to reaching the final of the European Youth Championship . The most successful games are draws with England (2: 2), Scotland (0: 0), victory over Georgia (5: 1). A number of players of the youth team under his leadership later began to play for the main team of the country : Alexander Epuryanu , Vitaly Bordiyan , Alexander Gatskan , Igor Bugaev , Nikolai Zhosan .

The best trainer of Moldova 2005.