Lizans, Juris

Juris Lizans
Juris Lizans
general information
Born	January 6, 1979 (aged 40); Riga , Latvian SSR , USSR
Citizenship	Latvia
Growth	184 cm
Position	midfielder
Club Information
Club	Krasnodar
Position	breeder
Youth clubs
	Youth Sports School Daugava (Riga)
Club career
National Team
Coaching career
	↑ The number of games and goals for a professional club is considered only for various leagues of national championships.; ↑ Number of games and goals for the national team in official matches.; ↑ Updated as of January 3, 2019 .;

Juris Laizans ^[1] ( Latvian. Juris Laizāns ; January 6, 1979 , Riga , USSR ) - Latvian footballer , midfielder , known for his performances for the Latvian club Skonto and the Russian CSKA . Member of the selection department of the Russian " Krasnodar ".

Content

Career

Club

He began his career in Riga " Skonto ". Having shown himself at the Commonwealth Cup , he ended up in Moscow CSKA , where he played for several years in the first team. Then he was pushed to the bench, and in 4 years he changed four clubs, each of which played at that time in the Premier League : “ Torpedo ” ( Moscow ), “ Rostov ”, “ Kuban ”, “ Shinnik ”. On March 15, 2008 he made his debut as part of Shinnik in the 1st round match of the Russian Championship with CSKA (1: 1), becoming the author of the only goal of his team. The player could not agree with the club to extend the contract due to financial debts of Yaroslavl to the player ^[2] . The player also could not conclude a counterattack with Tomyu ^[3] , eventually moving to Riga's Olympus , from where he had already moved to Ventspils ^[4] . Six months later, the player returned to his native Skonto under the leadership of Alexander Starkov ^[5] , who began again to challenge the player to the Latvian national team ^[6] . However, having not played for the club even for three months, Lizans again moved to Russia - to the Belgorod “ Salut ” ^[7] , then to return to the Riga club again. Once again, he left Skonto - this time to the Voronezh Fakel ^[8] , and made the return trip at the end of the season ^[9] . In April 2014, he completed his career as a player and began working in the selection service of the club of the Russian Premier League Krasnodar ^[10] .

Team

He played 108 matches for the Latvian national team ^[11] , scored 15 goals. Member of Euro 2004 .

Achievements

Champion of Latvia (3) : 1998 , 1999 , 2000
Silver medalist of the Latvian Championship (2) : 2009 , 2013
Champion of Russia : 2003
Silver medalist of the championship of Russia: 2004
Russian Cup Winner: 2001/02 , 2004/05 , 2005/06
UEFA Cup Winner (1) : 2004/05
The best football player in Latvia: 2002
Baltic League Winner: 2010/11

Statistics

As of December 29, 2012

Performance			Championship		Cup		Eurocups		Total
Club	League	Season	Games	Goals	Games	Goals	Games	Goals	Games	Goals
Skonto	Major League	1997	2	0	0	0	0	0	2	0
		1998	26	one	four	0	five	0	35	one
		1999	27	3	four	0	eight	one	39	four
		2000	26	6	four	0	2	0	32	6
CSKA	Top division	2001	26	0	2	0	-		28	0
	Premier League	2002	27	3	four	0	2	0	33	3
		2003	21	one	four	one	2	0	27	2
		2004	four	0	one	0	four	0	9	0
		2005	3	one	6	2	four	0	13	3
Torpedo (Moscow)		2005	9	one	one	0	-		ten	one
Rostov		2006	21	one	one	0	-		22	one
Kuban		2007	24	four	2	0	-		26	four
Shinnik		2008	24	one	2	0	-		26	one
Olympus	Major League	2009	ten	0	-		-		ten	0
Ventspils		2009	five	0	-		four	one	9	one
Skonto		2010	eleven	one	2	0	2	one	15	2
Salute (Belgorod)	First division	2010	13	one	0	0	-		13	one
Skonto	Major League	2011	14	2	0	0	one	0	15	2
Torch	FNL Championship	2011/12	18	3	one	0	-		nineteen	3
Skonto	Major League	2012	6	0	0	0	0	0	6	0
Total career			317	29th	38	3	34	3	389	35

Notes

↑ When transferring proper nouns from the Latvian language into Russian, it is recommended to discard the ending -s (-š) ( D. I. Ermolovich . “Proper names: theory and practice of interlanguage transmission”, p. 329 (M .: “Valent”, 2005) , therefore, the name of the footballer should be written as Yuri Lizan , however, this option is not widespread in the media.
↑ “Shinnik” could not agree with Laizans
↑ Tom rejected the services of Laizans
↑ Laizans transferred to Ventspils
↑ Lizans will play for Skonto
↑ Starkov returned to the national team of Latvia Laizansa
↑ Laizans signed a contract with Salute
↑ Lizans will continue his career at the Torch
↑ Former CSKA player Laizans returns to Skonto
↑ Lizan completed the player’s career and moved to Russia
↑ Year of the national team: slow formation (Russian) . Hour (December 27, 2011). Date of treatment August 1, 2012. Archived on August 6, 2012.

Links

Transition to Ventspils

[club-1] The number of games and goals for a professional club is considered only for various leagues of national championships.

[national-2] Number of games and goals for the national team in official matches.

[coach-3] Updated as of January 3, 2019 .

[4] When transferring proper nouns from the Latvian language into Russian, it is recommended to discard the ending -s (-š) ( D. I. Ermolovich . “Proper names: theory and practice of interlanguage transmission”, p. 329 (M .: “Valent”, 2005) , therefore, the name of the footballer should be written as Yuri Lizan , however, this option is not widespread in the media.

[5] “Shinnik” could not agree with Laizans

[6] Tom rejected the services of Laizans

[7] Laizans transferred to Ventspils

[8] Lizans will play for Skonto

[9] Starkov returned to the national team of Latvia Laizansa

[10] Laizans signed a contract with Salute

[11] Lizans will continue his career at the Torch

[12] Former CSKA player Laizans returns to Skonto

[13] Lizan completed the player’s career and moved to Russia

[14] Year of the national team: slow formation (Russian) . Hour (December 27, 2011). Date of treatment August 1, 2012. Archived on August 6, 2012.