Flentya, Oleg Georgievich

Oleg Flentya
Oleg Flentya
general information
Full name	Oleg Georgievich Flentya
Born	August 6, 1964 (55 years old); Bender , Moldavian SSR , USSR
Citizenship	the USSR ; Moldova
Height	180 cm
The weight	68 kg
Position	midfielder
Club career
	↑ The number of games and goals for a professional club is considered only for various leagues of national championships.;

Oleg Georgievich Flentya ( Mold. Oleg Flentea ; August 6, 1964 ) - Soviet and Moldavian footballer , midfielder .

Content

1 Career
- 1.1 Achievements
  - 1.1.1 Team
  - 1.1.2 Personal
2 notes
3 References

Career

In 1982-1985 he played for Chisinau Nistra . In 1982, together with the team, he entered the USSR Major League . Following the results of the 1983 championship (in which he spent 8 matches), Nistru flew into the first league . In 1986-1990 he played in the teams of the second league . In 1991, he played for the team of the second minor league " Bujak" Comrat .

Since 1992, he played in the Premier League of Moldova - played 266 matches, scored 60 goals.

In 2007, he played for the Lukomorye team in the Moldavian futsal championship ^[1] .

As of 2008, he worked at a gas station ^[2] .

Achievements

Team

Silver medalist of the First League of the USSR : 1982
Bronze medalist of the Second Lower League of the USSR : 1991 (5th zone)

Personal

The top scorer ^{[3] of} the Moldavian Championship : 1992 (13 goals)

Notes

↑ Assist rain in the second round of the National Division
↑ 25 years ago, Chisinau Nistru last played in the major league of the USSR Championship
↑ He shared 1-2 places with Sergey Alexandrov from the team “Budzhak” Comrat .

Links

Profile on FootballFacts.ru

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

[2] Assist rain in the second round of the National Division

[3] 25 years ago, Chisinau Nistru last played in the major league of the USSR Championship

[4] He shared 1-2 places with Sergey Alexandrov from the team “Budzhak” Comrat .