Andreyev, Sergey Stanislavovich

At the youth level, he played for the Dynamo Stavropol. He began his professional career in 1989 in the SKA-RShVSM club representing the Tashkent region , for which he played 17 matches, scored 2 goals, after which he moved to the Armavir Torpedo in 1990, which included 25 meetings. In the 1991 season, he joined the ranks of Kuban , for which he played until July ^[1] , having spent 8 matches during this time, after which he moved to Timanivsk in Kuban , where he finished the season after 20 meetings. The season of 1992 began at the Prometey Dynamo club in St. Petersburg , where he played until June ^[2] , having played 8 matches during that time, after which, in August ^[3] , he joined the Nart club Cherkessk , where finished the season, having spent 17 matches. The following season he played 39 matches in the championship and 1 match in the Cup of Russia for Nart.

In 1994 he moved to the Maykop “ Friendship ”, for which he spent 38 matches in the first season in it and scored 1 goal. In the seasons of 1995 and 1996 he played for "Friendship" in each of 40 matches in the championship and held 1 meeting in the Cup of the country in the 1996/97 season . He played 35 matches in the 1997 season , and the next he played 39 meetings, in which he scored 2 goals, in the league and 4 games in the Cup . In 1999 he returned to the Kuban , spent 29 matches that season, scored 1 goal and became, together with the team, the winner of the South zone of the Second Division , he played in both matches in which he scored 1 goal of the final series for the right reaching the First Division against Tolyatti Lada , where Kuban lost in the sum of two meetings. In addition, he played that year 3 meetings in the Cup of Russia . In 2000, he played 38 matches, in which he scored 1 goal, in the league and again became, together with the team, the winner of the South zone of the Second Division, again played in both matches of the final series, where this time the Kuban in the sum of two meetings defeated the Saransk " Lighting Engineering " and entered the First Division. In addition, he played that year 6 matches in the Cup of the country .

In the 2001 season , he spent 18 championship matches and 2 matches in the Cup , together with the team he became the bronze medalist of the First Division. In his last season in Kuban, he played 22 matches. During the game in the “Kuban” he was repeatedly the team captain ^[4] , despite the fact that, at the end of the 2002 season, the club management decided not to renew the contract with Andreev ^[5] . Left without a team before the 2003 season, Andreev first went to the training camp with Nizhnekamsk Neftekhimik , but in the end he moved to Kazakhstan , to the Kobanay Tobol club , for which he played 29 games that year ^[6] and became the vice-champion of Kazakhstan and the finalist of the Kazakhstan Cup , taking part in the decisive match, where he left from the first minutes and played the whole meeting ^[7] . In addition, as part of “Tobol” he played in the Intertoto Cup ^[8] . The following season he played 30 matches for Tobol ^[9] , which helped the team to take 3rd place in the championship. He spent the season of 2005 in Zhenis Astana, played 14 matches ^[10] and became the owner of the Kazakhstan Cup, in which he played 3 matches, including the final one, where he got out from the first minutes and played the entire meeting ^[11] . In 2006, he decided to end his professional career, because, speaking in the championship of Kazakhstan, he was seriously injured, and then returned to Russia, but the then coach of the Maykop "Friendship" convinced him to postpone the completion of his career ^[12] , and in the end Andreev spent his last professional season, having played 14 matches for “Friendship”, which was announced on July ^{13 [13]} . After completing his career, a professional player acted as part of amateur clubs in Krasnodar and the region ^[14] .

Team

  Tobol

Vice-champion of Kazakhstan : (1)

• 2003

Bronze medalist of the championship of Kazakhstan: (1)

• 2004

Finalist of the Kazakhstan Cup : (1)

• 2003

  Zhenis

Kazakhstan Cup Winner: (1)

• 2005

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