TYMOSHCHUK Anatoly Oleksandrovich
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Updated: 13.10.2024
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ТИМОЩУК Анатолій Олександрович
ТИМОЩУК Анатолий Александрович
TYMOSHCHUK Anatoly Oleksandrovich
ТИМОЩУК Анатолий Александрович
TYMOSHCHUK Anatoly Oleksandrovich
Date and place of birth
30.03.1979
Lutsk, Ukrainian SSR, USSR
Lutsk, Ukrainian SSR, USSR
Citizenship
Ukraine, russian federation
Tax Number
2894300573
Position
Russian football player and coach
The winner of the Champions League and the owner of the UEFA Cup and Super Cup
Honored Master of Sports of Ukraine and russia
Assistant head coach of Zenit FC
The winner of the Champions League and the owner of the UEFA Cup and Super Cup
Honored Master of Sports of Ukraine and russia
Assistant head coach of Zenit FC
Reasons
After russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, he did not condemn the actions of the aggressor state, but in December 2022 said he did not plan to leave russia and continued to work as an assistant head coach of the Zenit football club.
In September 2024, he organized an auction of a russian Zenit shirt with his own signature to raise funds to support the population of the Kursk region of russia, which allegedly suffered from attacks by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
In the spring of 2022, the Ukrainian Football Association (UAF) decided to suspend Tymoshchuk for life from any football activity in Ukraine, and deprived him of all his titles and Pro-UEFA coaching license.
In his position at the russian club, he is actively involved in transfer campaigns, including being involved in the review of potential newcomers for the club at the 2024 Asian Cup.
On May 9, 2017, together with the St. Petersburg team Zenit, he laid flowers with a St. George's ribbon at the Motherland memorial in St. Petersburg.
In September 2024, he organized an auction of a russian Zenit shirt with his own signature to raise funds to support the population of the Kursk region of russia, which allegedly suffered from attacks by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
In the spring of 2022, the Ukrainian Football Association (UAF) decided to suspend Tymoshchuk for life from any football activity in Ukraine, and deprived him of all his titles and Pro-UEFA coaching license.
In his position at the russian club, he is actively involved in transfer campaigns, including being involved in the review of potential newcomers for the club at the 2024 Asian Cup.
On May 9, 2017, together with the St. Petersburg team Zenit, he laid flowers with a St. George's ribbon at the Motherland memorial in St. Petersburg.
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