Duishebaev, Talant Mushanbetovich

The pupil of the Kyrgyz school of handball, the first coach - Valery Nikolaevich Zakharchuk. Talent Duishebaev was captain of the CIS team ( United Team ), which became the champion of the 1992 Olympic Games, and the Russian team - the world champion of 1993. After the collapse of the USSR, Talent moved to play in Spain, in 1995 he became a citizen of this country. With the Spanish national team Duishebaev three times participated in the Olympic Games and won two bronze medals - in Atlanta and Sydney. At the last Olympics in his career - Athens 2004 - the Spanish national team was defeated by the Germans in the quarter finals. Three times during this period, the team Duishebaeva became the winner of the European Championships .

The main milestones in the club career of Talant Duishebaeva are associated with the Cantabria team from Santander , with whom he twice won the Spanish Championships and the Goblet Cup , and the club from the small Spanish city of Ciudad Real , where he came in 2001. In the 2003/2004 season, this club for the first time in its history became the champion of Spain, a year later reached the Champions League final . Soon, in June 2005, a farewell match of Duishebaev was held in the Palace of Sports "Don Quixote", which announced the end of the player’s career and the transition to coaching. In the first year of his work as a coach, Duishebaev led Ciudad Real to victory in the Champions League.

In the 2006/2007 season, owing to the injury of the main point guard “Ciudad Real”, the Slovenian Uros Zorman, 38, Duishebaev, was forced to return to the site. The great handball player quickly restored playing conditions - in November 2006, his brilliant game contributed to the club's victory in the European Super Cup ^[3] , and then in the national championship.

Since 2008, when Duishebaev again focused on coaching, his Ciudad Real won the Champions League twice and scored three victories in the Spanish championships. For two years he worked with Atletico Madrid.

Since January 2014 he has been working as the head coach of the Polish team Vive ( Kielce ). From October of the same year, he also coached the Hungarian national team , and after the completion of the European Championship 2016, he headed the Polish national team .

Clubs

• "Petrel" Frunze (USSR)
• CSKA ( USSR )
• "Cantabria" ( Santander , Spain ) (1992-1997)
• Nettelstedt ( Lubbecke , Germany ) (1997–1998).
• Minden (Germany) (1998–2001).
• Ciudad Real (Spain) (2001–2005, 2006–2007).

Achievements

With national teams of the USSR and Russia

• World champion among youth ( 1989 ).
• Winner of the Goodwill Games ( 1990 ).
• Olympic champion ( 1992 ).
• World Champion (1993).

With the Spanish national team

• Bronze medalist of the Olympic Games ( 1996 , 2000 ).
• Silver medalist of the European Championship (1996, 1998).
• Bronze medalist of the European Championship (2000).
• European Championship MVP (1996).

In a club career

• Champions League winner (1994).
• Champions League finalist (2005).
• 2-time winner of the Cup Winners' Cup (2002, 2003).
• Winner of the EHF Cup (1993).
• European Super Cup Winner (2006).
• 4-time champion of Spain (1993, 1994, 2004, 2007).
• 2-time winner of the Cup of the King of Spain (1995, 2003).
• 4-time ASOBAL Cup winner (1996, 2003, 2004, 2006).
• Winner of the Spanish Super Cup (2005).

• Ciudad Real (Spain) (2005–2011).
• Atletico (Madrid, Spain) (2011–2013).
• "Vive" (Kielce, Poland) (since 2014) ^[4] .
• The men's team of Hungary (2014–2016).
• Polish men's team (2016–2017).

Progress

• 4-time winner of the Champions League (2006, 2008, 2009, 2016).
• Champions League finalist (2010, 2011, 2012).
• European Super Cup Winner (2008).
• 4-time champion of Spain (2007, 2008, 2009, 2010).
• 4-time winner of the Cup of the King of Spain (2008, 2011, 2012, 2013).
• 3-time ASOBAL Cup Winner (2005, 2007, 2010).
• 4-time champion of Poland (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017).
• 4-time winner of the Polish Cup (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017).

• Silver Medal of the Order for Sporting Merit ( Spain , 2006) ^[5]
• Order Manas 2 degrees (2017) ^[6]

Wife - Olga Shishkina , world champion in handball. The sons of Talant Duishebaev are handball players: Alex (b. 1992) performs under the authority of his father in Viva, Daniel (b. 1997), whose rights also belong to the Polish club, defending the colors of the Slovene Celje. Both are Spanish national team players.

• Agnieszka Gola-Rakowska. Prawdziwy Talent. - Burda Publishing, 2016. - ISBN 978-83-8053-202-1 .

• Profile on the EHF website (English)
• Talant Duishebaev - Olympic statistics on Sports-Reference.com (English)
• Meet with Talent