Roman Pavlyuchenko

Roman Pavlyuchenko - bronze medalist of Euro 2008, favorite of maestro Guus Hiddink, Super Pav from English Tottenham, who started his professional career in Stavropol FC Dynamo. The footballer was unable to cope with the loads of the major league and playing in the best European teams preferred to wander around little-known Russian clubs.

The future master of sports was born on December 15, 1981 in the southeast of the Krasnodar Territory in the urban-type settlement Mostovskaya. A couple of days after his birth, his family - mother, father, sister and he - moved to Karachay-Cherkessia. The childhood of a football player passed in the city called Ust-Dzheguta.

Roman grew up as an ordinary, unremarkable boy who, in his free time, played football in the yard. The forward's father Anatoly Andreevich, seeing his son's craving for sports, at the age of 9, sent his beloved child to the Pobeda children's and youth sports school and asked coach Khasan Kurochinov to train the guy. Roman spent seven years in the Pobeda team.

At the age of 16 he was invited to the local school of the Olympic reserve. There he simultaneously received an education and played for the Stavropol club "Dynamo". From the biography of the footballer, it is known that after graduating from school, Roman was accepted into the main team. Just at this time, the old composition was disbanded for ineffectiveness, and the management made a bet on talented young people.

The promising striker showed himself in all his glory in the first game and attracted the attention of famous clubs, among which were CSKA and Shinnik. But the representatives of the Volgograd "Rotor", where Roman moved in 2000, turned out to be better and more convincing than others.

Roman spent three seasons at Rotor, and although this stage was not marked by serious victories, FC became a school of life for him, where Pavlyuchenko honed his game thinking and acquired the necessary skills to play in the top division. In 2002, Roma was invited to Spartak Moscow, and from that moment Pavlyuchenko's career went uphill: for six years spent in the camp of red and whites, he managed to ensure that his name was on the lips of all fans of Russian football.

Pavlyuchenko distinguished himself in the Russian championships: he was the team's top scorer from 2003 to 2007, twice made the list of 33 best players, and also added a 10,000th goal to the list of personal achievements. With the direct participation of Roman "Spartak" won the Cup of Russia (2002-2003), repeatedly became the silver medalist of the Russian Championship (2005-2007), reached the semifinals of the European Championship (2008). Pavlyuchenko also became a member of the Russian Scorers' Club and even got into the symbolic team of the 2008 European Championship according to UEFA.

Roman's football career took off in 2006. Then the forward of Moscow "Spartak" scored 18 goals in a season and became the top scorer of the Russian championship. In October 2007, Pavlyuchenko scored his famous double against England and made the whole country believe in the national team. At Euro 2008, Roman showed a phenomenal game. He led his team to the semi-finals and again earned the title of top scorer.

After an enchanting performance, the English "Tottenham" signed a contract with Pavlyuchenko with a fixed wage of 2 million euros per year. In London, Roman had problems with adaptation. A negative character trait of a football player began to be clearly seen - laziness. Roman didn't want to learn English at all. Because of this, the striker lacked rapport with his teammates. Also, the coaching staff had questions about the young man's inactivity. His reluctance to show results led to the fact that Roman began to be removed from the games. Pavlyuchenko was never able to gain a foothold in the team and in 2012 he moved to Moscow Lokomotiv.

The footballer's career was rolling down inexorably. The fans were at a loss. Everyone wanted to know what really happened to the once best Russian striker. Sports commentators did not stand aside either. On the air of the Ekho Moskvy radio station, the former chief editor of the NTV-Plus sports TV channels Vasily Utkin suggested that the reason for the unsuccessful performance of the ex-player of the Russian national team was his frequent visits to karaoke bars.

Sad statistics show that as soon as Russian footballers start doing something other than football, their playing career can be safely given up. This happened with Pavlyuchenko. In 2014, Roman not only opened the Satsivi restaurant of Georgian cuisine, but also discovered his acting talent, starring with Yuri Zhirkov, Andrey Shevchenko, Alexander Samedov and Andrey Voronin in Irakli Pirtskhalava's video clip "I Love You".

Despite the fact that the footballer, 188 cm tall and weighing 84 kg, did not show results for a couple of seasons, he did not leave Lokomotiv until the last, continuing to receive a monthly salary of 11 million rubles. After the contract expired, the club representatives were ready to continue cooperation with Pavlyuchenko only if he agreed to lower the rate to 3.6 million rubles. This situation did not suit the football player. Roman refused the offer that belittled his dignity and in 2015 moved to FC Kuban, whose colors he defended for a year.

On June 25, 2016, Roman signed a contract with Ural for a period of 1 year and in May 2017 he moved to the team of the third division Ararat. After that, the ex-president of Spartak Andrei Chervichenko, under whom Roman joined the red-and-white squad, suggested that Pavlyuchenko would most likely end his career in the near future.

Roman met his first and only wife Larisa when he moved with his parents from his native Krasnodar Territory to Karachay-Cherkessia. Roman and Larisa were classmates and from grade 6 to grade 9 sat together at the same desk. In his school years, many were in love with the blue-eyed blond. As the footballer himself recalls, the girls have always shown interest in him.

Few people know, but initially the future football star was fascinated by Larisa's sister - Sveta. The relationship did not work out due to the fact that Svetlana gave preference to study, rejecting the courtship of the young man. It is not known how long Roman would have been in an illegal marriage with Larisa if the enterprising young lady did not take everything into her own hands and in 2001 did not make the chosen one an offer. The young people got married when both were 18 years old.

Since then, the spouse has made responsible decisions. Larisa's strong-willed character and iron grip is also indicated by her hobby: a woman collects luxury real estate. Officially, the wife of a Russian footballer is a housewife, and unofficially, a businesswoman. The woman managed to convert her husband's sports talent into considerable capital. At the moment, the Pavlyuchenko family in Moscow and the Moscow region has a couple of apartments and houses that bring a regular income. Of course, Larisa is not Victoria Beckham, but the woman keeps her hand on the pulse with confidence and does not let her husband out from under her own wing.

Pavlyuchenko's family life is closely connected with football: the lovers played their wedding in Volgograd, where Roma defended the honor of the local team, the couple acquired their first home in Moscow, where the gaining momentum was invited to play in Spartak, and the couple saw the first steps of Christina's daughter in London, where the athlete played for Tottenham.

Larisa attended all her husband's games, except for one. On August 24, 2006, when Roma was defeating the Czech Slovan as part of Spartak, she was in the hospital. Pavlyuchenko learned that he had become a dad at the end of the match. In 2014, the second daughter, Mila, was born.

The footballer dedicated not only victories to his wife and children, but also tattoos. The entire right arm of the forward, from the collarbone to the wrist, is crammed with images and symbols directly related to the family. Despite the busy work schedule, the athlete to this day tries to spend the maximum amount of free time with his family.

Despite the fact that Pavlyuchenko is not on Instagram or Twitter, fans of the eminent footballer have created a community on the VKontakte social network, in which they publish the latest news from the life of their favorite. In addition to the schedules of games, the group regularly uploads photo and video reports from matches, as well as interviews that periodically appear on the pages of various Internet resources.

In 2017, the striker, whose name the entire Birmingham stadium chanted in the 2010-2011 season, defends the honor of the Moscow club "Ararat".

The best scorer of the Russian championship (2006, 2007); Top scorer of the Football League Cup 2008/09 (6 goals); The best scorer of Spartak in the Russian championships (2003, 2007); Top scorer and best player in the Channel One Cup (2007); The best scorer of the Russian national team at the European Football Championship (2008); Record holder of the Russian national team in the number of goals at the European Championships (4 goals); Member of the symbolic UEFA European Championship 2008 team; The best player of the month at Tottenham (2008, 2010); Honored Master of Sports of Russia; Honorary member of the Igor Netto Club.

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