Gvazava, Levani Tengizovich

Club

The pupil of the football school "Olympia" from Khobi . Professional career in 1996 in the local team of the first league , where he played for four years. Spent 82 meetings for the club, in which he scored eight times. In 2000, Levani became a player in the Moldavian Zimbru Club. Together with the team Gvazava twice became the silver medalist of the championship of Moldova , as well as the champion and winner of the country cup . In total, Zimbru Gvazava held 87 meetings, scoring eleven goals.

In 2004, Gudazava moved to Russia, becoming a player of the Vladikavkaz Alania . For two seasons, he played 23 league games in the country's top league , scoring one goal. After that, he returned to Georgia, where for six months he was a player of the Batumi " Dynamo ".

Gvazava (22) in the composition of the “Ray-Energy”

Before the start of the 2006 season, he joined the ranks of the newcomer of the Russian highest league - Spartak from Nalchik. Spent 22 games, scored one goal. In the summer of 2007, he moved to the camp of another RPL club - Vladivostok “ Ray ”, where he performed a year and a half, having held 36 meetings (4 goals) for the club’s main team. After the end of the 2008 season, I decided to leave the team. In a number of sources, information appeared about the interest in the player from the Kazan “ Rubin ” ^[2] , but later Gvazava became a player in Grozny “ Terek ”. For three seasons, Levani held 60 meetings with the team, scoring goals twice. After the end of the 2011/12 season, the player left the team of his own accord ^[3] . The reason for this decision was a disagreement with the team's head coach Stanislav Cherchesov ^[4] .

In late August 2012, Gvazava became a player near Khimki Moscow ^[5] . Levani’s debut at the new club took place on September 6, 2012 in the match of the tenth round of the FNL championship against Neftekhimik . At the twentieth minute of this match Gvazava scored his first goal in the composition of the himchani, implementing a penalty ^[6] . In December 2012, the contract with the player was terminated by mutual agreement of the parties ^[7] .

At the end of February 2014, after more than a year break in playing practice, he signed a contract with the team of Uzbekistan 's highest league “ Neftchi ” from Fergana .

September 2, 2014 signed a contract with the club of the national football league " Anji " from Makhachkala. The agreement is valid until the end of the 2014/15 season ^[8] .

In May 2017, he signed a contract with the Ararat club -2 (Moscow) , acting in Division III ^[9] .

In the national team

He played for the youth team of Georgia , which included nine meetings, scoring two goals. In August 2010, he was invited to the main team , but did not go to the location of the national team, deciding not to play for it ^[4] .

• Champion of Moldova : 1999/00
• Moldavian Championship silver medalist (2) : 2000/01, 2002/03
• Bronze medalist of the championship of Moldova : 2001/02
• Moldavian Cup Winner: 2002/03
• Finalist of the Moldavian Cup : 1999/00
• Silver medalist of the championship of the first league of Georgia : 1998/99

(revised as of June 15, 2014)

Sources:

• Performance statistics taken from the sports media portal Sportbox.ru
• Performance statistics taken from the sports media portal FootballFacts.ru

• Profile on the RPL website
• Player Profile (English) on Transfermarkt
• Profile on worldfootball.net (English)
• Profile on the site Soccerway (eng.)
• Profile on FootballFacts.ru