Dzhubanov, Vladimir Vyacheslavovich

Vladimir Dzhubanov was born on December 3, 1975 in the city of Domodedovo near Moscow in the family of a working factory and a kindergarten teacher. When Vladimir was 7 years old, his parents saw the note “ Sovetsky Sport ” newspaper about recruitment and took him to the school of the Sports Club of the “ Spartak ” Moscow football club, where he was watched when only 20 out of 50 people left. On the road from Domodedovo to Sokolnikov , where the football school was located, took 2 hours. At the Spartak school, Dzhubanov spent 11 years, and since 1993 began to speak for the youth team of the “red-white”.

In 1996, after the mass departure of the main players of Spartak from the club and the advent of head coach Georgy Yartsev, he began to play the basis of the club, spent 25 matches, scored 3 goals and won the Russian championship in the first year. Dzhubanov’s further career was prevented by an injury: in the match of the Commonwealth Cup, he broke his little finger on his leg and was out of the game for some time. Also, Dzhubanov was suddenly prevented by the money “falling down” for him ^[1] , until this year double players received, basically, only bonuses for matches ^[2] , in addition, young football players, including Dzhubanov, felt like “stars” which could not be practiced ^[3] . As a result of all these reasons, Dzhubanov, a former player of the main squad, was transferred to the “ double ” and then leased to Lokomotiv from Nizhny Novgorod, for which he spent 4 matches in the Russian Championship and 5 in the Intertoto Cup (and more 3 games - for the “double” of Nizhny Novgorod railway workers).

Dzhubanov returned to Spartak in 1998, but again played only for the second team of “red-white”, after which he went on loan to the club of the first division of Makhachkala “ Anji ”, where he played regularly, but could not score for the team . In 1999, Dzhubanov left for Latvia , played for the club " Dinaburg ", for which he spent 9 games. In 2000, he moved to the club of the second Russian division KAMAZ-Challi , and was distinguished by high performance there ^{[4] [5] [6]} . After two years at KAMAZ, Dzhubanov moved to the Reutov club near Moscow, where he continued to demonstrate sniper qualities. In 2003, he shared the title of the best scorer (25 goals) of the “West” zone of the second division with Sergey Korovushkin and was recognized as the best player in the tournament ^[7] . For "Reutov" Dzhubanov played until 2007, and ended his career in the amateur club " Olympus-Skopa ".

In 2008, Dzhubanov worked as an administrator at Reutov, after which the club ceased to exist in 2009. in 2011, Dzhubanov moved to the Prialit Reutov club as an assistant, along with head coach Tomilko Alexander and 15 players from the former Olymp-SCOPA club, which ceased to exist in March 2011. Since September 2012, coached the youth team born in 1998, FC “Prialit Reutov”, then was invited to the football academy named after Fedor Cherenkov as a children's coach.

December 24, 2015 became the assistant of Dmitry Gunko in the youth of Spartak . In January 2017, he joined the Gunko coaching staff at Spartak-2 (Moscow) . In June 2018, together with Gunko left Spartak-2 ^[8] .

December 29, 2018 began to work as a coach of strikers of all ages at the Academy of FC Spartak named after F.F. Cherenkov ^[9] .

Dzhubanov is married, his wife's name is Irina. Daughter Sophia, was born in 2002. In 2008, his father died at Dzhubanov ^[10] .

Notes

1. ↑ Third League PFL (level 4)

2. ↑ Second Division

• Champion of Russia : 1996

• Profile on FootballFacts.ru
• Profile on Sportbox.ru
• Profile on the official website of FC Spartak (Moscow)
• Interview with Dzhubanov (inaccessible link)
• Dzhubanov: “The challenge for the Spartak Cup is to win every game”