Shagov, Alexander Anatolyevich

Alexander Anatolyevich Shagov ( July 10, 1962 , Malakhovka , Moscow Region ) - Soviet and Russian football coach. Honored Coach of the Russian Federation. He stood at the origins of the development of domestic women's football. He educated dozens of players of the women's national teams of the USSR, Ukraine, Russia in football. He was part of the coaching staff of the Russian youth, who won the European Football Championship in 2005 (girls under 19) . In the spring of 2015, UEFA was awarded a special award “For Contribution to the Development of Women's Football”.

Alexander Shagov
general information
Full name	Alexander Anatolyevich Shagov
Born	July 10, 1962 ( 1962-07-10 ) (57 years old) Malakhovka , Moscow region , USSR
Citizenship	the USSR Russia
Youth clubs Spartak Moscow) Club career [* 1] 1986-1987 Spark (Lyubertsy) KFK Coaching career 1987-1991 SKIF (Malakhovka) 1992 Dynamo (Kiev) 1993 Russia 1993 Russia (female student) 1994-1996 KAMAZ 1997 Kaluzhanka 2001-2003 Spartak Moscow) youth 2004 Russian woman 2004-2007 Russia (women before 17) 2011—2013 Spartak Moscow) youth 2013—2017 Russia (women before 19)
↑ The number of games and goals for a professional club is considered only for various leagues of national championships.

Pupil of Sports School Spartak (Moscow). He played for the youth teams of red and white, along with Sergei Rodionov , Boris Pozdnyakov , Gennady Morozov . He ended his career in the teams of masters at the age of 21 due to an injury. Later he played in competitions of physical education teams.

He graduated from MOGIFK with a degree in “Coach-teacher in football”.

At the age of 25, he headed the women's football club SKIF Malakhovka , formed at MOGIFK and won the bronze medals of the USSR championship. Later he worked with Dynamo Kyiv , Russia, Moscow , Kaluzhanka , KAMAZ and Rossiyanka women's clubs.

From 1993 to 2017, with a break, he worked as head and senior coach with student, youth and junior women's national football teams, including combining work in the national team with work in clubs. In 2001-2003, as well as 2011-2013, he worked at the Spartak Academy in Moscow as a deputy director and coach. In 2013, he returned to the post of coach of the women's youth team ^{[1] [2]} , where he worked until 2017. Since 2018, she has been teaching at the K.I.Beskov Academy of Coaching Excellence (Moscow).