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Russian futsal club
Football club
Tyumen| File:MFK Tyumen.png |
| Full name | MFK Tyumen |
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| Founded | 22 February 1999; 26 years ago (22 February 1999) |
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| Ground | Central, Tyumen |
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| Capacity | 1,862 |
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| Chairman | Aleksandr Popov |
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| Coach | Maksim Gorbunov |
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| League | Super League |
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| 2019-2020 | Superleague; 4 (play-off: 4) |
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MFK Tyumen (‹See Tfd›Russian: мини-футбольный клуб Тюмень) is a professional futsal club based in Tyumen, Russia.[1] Founded in 1999, the club competes in the Russian Futsal Super League since 2003–04.[2]
Because of the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, FIFA and Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) suspended from FIFA and UEFA competitions all Russian teams, whether national representative teams or club teams.[3]
Current squad
- As of 5 March 2023[4]
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Position
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Name
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Nationality
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| 1
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Goalkeeper
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Denis Subbotin
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| 22
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Goalkeeper
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Ilya Chibulaev
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| 70
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Goalkeeper
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Kirill Sukhanov
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| 8
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Defender
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Aleksandr Upalev
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| 15
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Defender
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Andrey Sokolov
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| 28
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Defender
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Alisson
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| 84
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Defender
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Maksim Emelyanov
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| 5
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Winger
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Giorgi Ghavtadze
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| 6
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Winger
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Georgy Sorokin
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| 11
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Winger
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Kamil Gereykhanov
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| 14
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Winger
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Artem Antoshkin
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| 21
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Winger
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Idris Yorov
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| 12
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Pivot
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Andrey Batyrev
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| 17
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Pivot
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Shokhrukh Makhmadaminov
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| 80
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Pivot
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Denis Nevedrov
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| 93
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Pivot
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Rafael Vilela
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Achievements
League results
| Season
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Division
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Place / Playoff
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| 1999/00
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Russian Higher League
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5th
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| 2000/01
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Russian Higher League
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1st
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| 2001/02
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Super League
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13th
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| 2002/03
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Super League
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9th
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| 2003/04
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Super League
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9th
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| 2004/05
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Super League
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10th
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| 2005/06
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Super League
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10th
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| 2006/07
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Super League
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6th
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| 2007/08
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Super League
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4th
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| 2008/09
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Super League
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4th
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| 2009/10
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Super League
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2nd
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| 2010/11
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Super League
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6th / 4th
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| 2011/12
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Super League
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3rd / 1/4
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| 2012/13
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Super League
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6th / 3rd
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| 2013/14
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Super League
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4th / 1/4
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| 2014/15
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Super League
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6th / 4th
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| 2015/16
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Super League
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3rd / 4th
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| 2016/17
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Super League
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6th / 1/4
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| 2017/18
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Super League
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3rd / 3rd
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| 2018/19
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Super League
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4th / 1st
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| 2019/20
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Super League
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4th / 4th
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| 2020/21
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Super League
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3rd / 2nd
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References
External links
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Winners: 2018/2019
Runner-up: 2009/2010, 2020/2021
Third place: 2012/2013, 2017/2018