Eduard Dmitrievich Zarembo ( Belorussian. Eduard Dzmitryevich Zaremba ; November 17, 1937 , Baku - March 3, 2012 , Minsk ) - Soviet football player . Game Role - Defender .
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| Full name | Eduard Dmitrievich Zarembo | |||||||||
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| Citizenship |  USSR →  Belarus | |||||||||
| Position | defender | |||||||||
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Biography
Father Dmitry Ilyich is a military colonel.
At the championship FSM among young men recognized as the best midfielder. Invited to the club "Spartak", Minsk. Played 3 games per take. In 1959 he was transferred to the main staff. In 1960, the team was renamed “Belarus”, and in 1963 transferred to the Dynamo society.
In the major league of the USSR championships, he played 265 matches, in 1965 he was involved in the USSR national team [2] [3] [4] .
After the end of his playing career, Eduard Zarembo worked as a coach in children's football schools, until recently at the Minsk State Higher Radio Engineering College as a physical education teacher. He was buried at the Eastern (Moscow) cemetery in Minsk.
Achievements
- Bronze medalist of the USSR Championship : 1963 .
- Finalist of the USSR Cup : 1965.
Notes
- ↑ Finding the game Archived April 15, 2012 on Wayback Machine
- ↑ Miscellaneous. Died Eduard Zarembo - Pressball
- ↑ BelaPAN. The legendary footballer of Minsk Dynamo died, bronze medalist of the 1963 USSR Championship Eduard Zarembo
- ↑ Russian national football team - October 20, 1965 Protocol of the match "Stud France" (France) - USSR 1: 2