BORODYUK Aleksandr
  • 30.11.1962.
  • Follower of Voronezh football school.
  • Olympic champion in the USSR national team (1988).
  • Honored Master of Sports of the USSR in football (1989).
  • Honored Coach of Russia (2009).

Playing career:

  • «Fakel» Voronezh – 1979;
  • «Dynamo» Vologda – 1980-1981,
  • «Dynamo» Moscow – 1982-1989. USSR Cup winner (1984). 2nd medalist of the USSR championship (1986);
  • «Schalke-04» Gelsenkirchen, Germany – 1989-1993. Bundesliga-2 winner (1990-1991);
  • «Freiburg» Germany – 1994-1995. 3rd German Championship medalist (1994/1995);
  • «Hannover-96» Germany – 1996,
  • «Lokomotiv Moscow – 1997-1999. Russian Cup winner (1996-1997). 3rd medalist of the Russian Championship (1998);
  • «Torpedo-ZIL» Moscow – 1999;
  • «Krylia Sovetov» Samara – 2000;
  • National and Olympic teams of the USSR – 1987-1991;
  • Russian national team (1992-1994).
  • Top scorer of the USSR championship (1986, 1988).

Coaching career:

  • Coach of «Krylia» Sovetov Samara  – 2001-2002;
  • Russian national team coach – 2002-2012;
  • Russian youth team coach – 2005-2006;
  • Head coach of «Torpedo» Moscow –  2013-2014;
  • Head coach of «Kairat» Almaty – 2015-2016. Winner of the Super Cup of Kazakhstan (2016);
  • Head coach of the national team of Kazakhstan – 2017-2018;
  • Head coach of «Horn» Austria – 2020;
  • Head coach of «Torpedo» Moscow – 2021-2021. First Division winner (2020-2021).

National team of Kazakhstan

  • From February 27, 2017 to January 9, 2018 A.Borodyuk was head coach of the national team of Kazakhstan.
  • Under his leadership, after 4 rounds, the team continued to play in the two-round tournament of group «E» of the 2018 UEFA XXI World Cup qualification. As a result, the final 6th place in the group, losing to the teams of Armenia, Romania, Montenegro, Denmark and Poland.
  • In total, under the leadership of A.Borodyuk, the team played 7 matches: +0-6=1, goals 4-18 (4.7% of points scored).
  • Biggest defeat: 01.09.2017. Astana. Kazakhstan – Montenegro 0:3. 04.09.2017. Warsaw. Poland – Kazakhstan 0:3.
  • Top story: despite the lack of victories, A.Borodyuk did not lose his final match as head coach of the national team of Kazakhstan.