FC Zhlobin

FC Zhlobin is a Belarusian football club based in Zhlobin, Gomel Oblast.

Zhlobin
Full nameFC Zhlobin
Founded1994 / 2003
Dissolved1996
GroundLokomotiv Stadium, Zhlobin
Capacity2,400
ManagerVladimir Blagodarov
LeagueBelarusian Second League
201512th

History

The team was founded in 1994 as Energiya Zhlobin. They played in Belarusian Second League for three seasons, and at the end of 1996 the club was folded.

In 2003 the club was reformed as Kommunalnik Zhlobin. In the same year they joined Belarusian Second League, where they have been playing ever since.

Kommunalnik showed some good results in their first five seasons. They were close to promotion in 2006 and 2007, but finished 4th both times. They also qualified for eighthfinals of 2007–08 Belarusian Cup. However, in early 2008 the financial problems struck the team. They withdrew from the cup[1] and changed their name to the current FC Zhlobin. Their league results declined as they never finished above 10th place until 2013. After 2015 season the club withdrew from the Second League and currently participates in youth and regional competitions.

In 2020 the club rejoined Second League.

Name changes

  • 1994: formed as Energiya Zhlobin
  • 2003: reformed as Kommunalnik Zhlobin
  • 2008: renamed to Zhlobin

Current squad

As of June 2020

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 GK Ilya Frantskevich
2 FW Nikita Lebedenko
3 DF Andrey Vasilkov
4 DF Alyaksey Barysaw
5 DF Nikolay Rubanov
6 FW Arseniy Polevoy
7 MF Anton Sergeev
8 MF Sergey Kryshnev
9 MF Pavel Dobrovolsky
10 FW Ilya Zatenko
11 MF Andrey Tozik
12 MF Nikita Akushko
13 MF Ivan Sharko
14 MF Aleksey Pugach
15 FW Syarhey Malinowski
16 GK Dmitry Nizhnikov
No. Position Player
17 FW Aleksey Savko
18 MF Gennady Preis
19 DF Aleh Lebedzew
20 GK Yevgeniy Lagodny
GK Artem Mikhaltsov
DF Maksim Derkach
DF Andrey Dolbnya
DF Vladislav Dyrov
DF Yevgeniy Lapunov
DF Vadim Vasilkov
MF Viktor Golub
MF Artem Isayenko
MF Roman Kukhtin
MF Artem Markusenko
MF Vladislav Melnitskiy
FW Vladislav Malaschenko

References


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