Parfyonov, Dmitry Vladimirovich

Player

Pupil SDYUSHOR " Chernomorets " (Odessa). For seven seasons he played for the club, where he was one of the leaders, won the Ukrainian Cup twice (1992, 1993/94), twice became the vice-champion of Ukraine (1994/95, 1995/96), and twice won bronze medals (1992/93, 1993/94). Repeatedly participated in European Cup matches. The record holder of Chornomorets in the number of matches in the Ukraine Cup draws (27). For six months he played for Dnipropetrovsk Dnipro . In 1995, unknown people got into his car in Odessa and, threatening with knives, forced him to leave the city, where they drank vodka with clonidine . Parfyonov woke up only a few hours later without a car, money and documents ^[3] .

Since 1998, he played for the Moscow Spartak , which included the greatest successes (four-time champion of Russia (1998-2001), and the winner of the Russian Cup 1997/98), playing on the defense flank, but after a serious injury (a broken leg) in 2002, his career began to decline, and in 2005 Parfyonov left Spartak. Then he played for Dynamo Moscow , Khimki , Kiev Arsenal , Saturn , but could not play at the same level in any of the teams. In 2012, he spent four matches for the Tula Arsenal in the amateur league ( Chernozemye zone) ^[4] .

He played 18 matches for the Ukrainian team .

Coach

At the beginning of 2012, he entered the coaching staff of the youth team of Russia in 1994 ^[5] .

At the end of June of that year, he headed FC Tekstilshchik Ivanovo ^[6] . In the first season, under his leadership, the team won bronze medals in the second division in the West zone . Since June 2013, he was assisted by Vadim Evseev . In February 2014, Parfyonov received a category “A” coaching license ^[7] . At the beginning of 2015, the first stage of training for obtaining a PRO license was passed ^[8] .

On August 7, 2015 Parfyonov’s resignation from Tekstilshchik was announced, ^[9] on August 12, he signed a contract with the Tosno FNL club for a period of two years. ^[10] Under the leadership of Parfyonov, “Tosno” entered the Premier League for the first time in history, ahead of schedule taking second place in the 2016/17 FNL championship. On May 9, 2018, “Tosno” defeated the Kursk “Vanguard ” in the Russian Cup final and won the trophy, which became Parfyonov’s first in his coaching career. However, after four days, Tosno flew out of the Premier League, taking 15th place and was soon disbanded.

May 21, 2018 was appointed head coach of the Ural Premier League club. ^[eleven]

As a player

• Champion of Russia : 1998 , 1999 , 2000 , 2001
• Silver medalist of the championship of Russia: 2005
• Russian Championship bronze medalist: 2002
• Russian Cup Winner: 1997/98
• Winner of the first division of Russia : 2006
• Silver medalist of the championship of Ukraine : 1994/95 , 1995/96
• Bronze medalist of the championship of Ukraine: 1992/93 , 1993/94
• Winner of the Cup of Ukraine : 1992 , 1993/94
• In the lists of the best football players of Ukraine : 1994/95 - No. 2
• The list of 33 best football players of Ukraine (5): 2004 - No. 1, 1999, 2000 - No. 2, 2002, 2002 - No. 3

As a trainer

• Russian Cup Winner: 2017/18

• Profile on Sportbox.ru
• Profile on the official website of FC Spartak (Moscow)
• Profile on the official website of FC Khimki
• Profile on the RPL website
• Talk on Fridays. Dmitry Parfyonov - Sport-Express, January 22, 2010
• Videoconference with Dmitry Parfyonov - SportBox.ru, January 18, 2011