Serderov, Serder Mukailovich

Club

He started playing football in his native Makhachkala in RSYUSHOR-2, where his first coach was Gamal Babaev ^[2] . Then he played for the Anji children's teams. At one of the youth tournaments, in which the pupils of the Makhachkala club, which took place in Pyatigorsk , took part, CSKA breeders drew attention to Serderov, and then invited him to their team ^[3] . From the age of 15, he began to be involved in training the backup team of the Moscow team, and in 2010 made his debut for him in the youth championship of Russia . On March 11, at the 74th minute of the match with their peers from Perm “ Amkar ”, Serder came on as a substitute for Iskandar Jalilov , but this did not save his team from defeat ^[4] . At the end of the season, the young army team took 14th place in the standings.

In mid-July 2011, CSKA management received an official offer from Turin Juventus to transfer Serder, but refused ^[5] .

November 22, 2011 Serderov made his debut for the main team of the Moscow club in the group stage match of the Champions League against the French “ Lille ”, when head coach Leonid Slutsky released him in the end of the meeting instead of Alexander Tsauni ^[6] .

Serderov - a pronounced player in the penalty area. Outside, he is no longer the same. He has no speed to run. In his manner, he resembles striker Guillerme . Such a player can get the ball in the penalty area, quickly figure it out and clearly “click”.

- Leonid Slutsky ^[7]

On July 10, 2012, the player was announced to be transferred to Anzhi in Makhachkala ^[8]. At the moment, Serder is very successful in supporting the youth team by scoring in almost every match. For Anji , he made his debut on September 27, 2012 in an away match against the Yekaterinburg Ural , which took place as part of the Russian Cup 2012/2013 , leaving in the 103rd minute instead of Shamil Lakhiyalov and scored a goal in the penalty shootout, thanks to which Anji reached the next round ^[9] . On September 1, 2012, in the 7th round match of the championship of the youth teams of the Premier League clubs 2012/2013 against “ Wings of the Soviets ” from Samara , poker made ^[10] . October 31, 2012 in the match of the 1/8 finals of the Cup of Russia 2012-2013 against the same “Wings”, replacing (replacing Odil Akhmedov ) in the 79th minute, scored a goal in the 87th ^[11] . He made his debut in the Premier League on November 18, 2012, replacing Mehdi Carcel-González in the 80th minute in the match of the 16th round against Rostov ^[12] .

In June 2013, the media reported that, before the start of the debut season in the Russian Premier League, “ Ural ” ( Yekaterinburg ) plans to strengthen with several players, including Serder Serderov ^[13] . In the season 2013/2014 Serderov played for the Urals on loan ^[14] . Later, in connection with the changed development strategy of Anji, the player was returned to the Makhachkala club. On March 17, 2014, in an away match against Spartak Moscow , he evened the score and saved the team from defeat ^[15] .

In January 2015, before the end of the season, he transferred on a rental basis to Samara's “Wings of the Soviets” ^[16] , but in April, for family reasons, he returned to Makhachkala ^[17] .

In early August 2018, he could go to the Azerbaijani “ Sumgait ” ^[18] , but he moved to the Polish “ Cracovia ” ^[19] . On August 17, 2018, he replaced Mateusz Widowiak in the 82nd minute of the home match of the 5th round of the Polish Championship against Zaglebe , made his debut for Krakow ^[20] . At the beginning of 2019, the Polish club terminated the contract with the Russian player ^[21] .

In national teams

In 2010, he began to be involved in the youth national team of Russia , composed of players born in 1994. He made his debut for her on October 16 in the qualifying match of the European Youth Championship , held in Benidorm , Spain , with the Finnish national team . In that meeting, Serder acted as a captain and scored a goal, which was not enough to defeat an opponent who in the second half managed to recoup ^[22] . And already in the next game with Moldova, Serderov designed a hat-trick ^[23] . In the final match, Serderov also scored, but the Russians lost to the Spaniards, but managed to get into the elite round of the qualifying tournament with them, where however they could not win a ticket to the final stage of the championship.

• Bronze medalist of the youth championship of Russia : 2011

Club statistics

As of September 15, 2019.

Wife Alina, the wedding took place on June 5, 2014. By nationality - Lezgin . His family is from the village of Eminhur Suleiman-Stalsky district of the Republic of Dagestan . As of 2010, Serderov’s parents lived in Makhachkala. Father Mukail Sherifovich worked as an engineer , and mother Melnazhat Selimkhanovna was a housewife ^[25] .