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Ross, Victor Efimovich

Victor Efimovich Ross (1946, Odessa , Ukrainian SSR , USSR -? [1] ) - Soviet footballer , who played in the positions of midfielder and striker . He spent more than 300 official matches in the various teams.

Football
Victor Ross
general information
Full nameVictor Efimovich Ross
Was born1946 ( 1946 )
Odessa , Ukrainian SSR , USSR
Is deadunknown
CitizenshipUSSR flag the USSR
Growth172 cm
Positionmidfielder
Youth clubs
1964-1965USSR flag Chernomorets (Odessa)
Club career [* 1]
1966-1967USSR flag SKA Odessa17 (1)
1968USSR flag Shipbuilder (Nikolaev)50)
1969-1978USSR flag Bucovina279 (38)
  1. ↑ The number of games and goals for a professional club is counted only for various leagues of national championships.

Biography

He started playing football at the Junior School " Chernomorets " (Odessa). In the team of masters he made his debut on June 19, 1966 as part of SKA Odessa in the match of the USSR Premier League against Torpedo (Kutaisi), it was his only game in the top division.

He continued his career in the teams of the first league, in SKA, “ Shipbuilder ” (Nikolaev) and “ Bukovina ” (Chernivtsi), where during the 1967—1969 season he played 55 matches and scored 8 goals. However, most of his matches spent in the second allied league, speaking for Bukovina until 1978, having spent more than 250 matches.

Notes

  1. ↑ FC “Bukovyna” - Istory of the Commandees (Guards of the Bukovina Club, з ц спис,,, unfortunately, it is not important in the living A. Rabić, V. Maksimchuk, V. Nіtіna і V. Ross.) (Ukr.)

Links

  • Profile on FootballFacts.ru
  • Profile on the site Ukr-Football.org.ua
  • Profile on Football.odessa.ua
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Ross,_Viktor_Efimovich&oldid=95915563


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