Alexander Danishevsky is a famous Russian forward born in Ukraine. He has dual citizenship, became famous for his performances for Moscow “Spartak” and “Torpedo”.
The rising star of Ukrainian football
Alexander Danishevsky was born in the USSR on the Defender of the Fatherland Day - February 23, 1984. He took his first steps in sports in his hometown of Sevastopol, in the Crimea.
At the age of 14 he got into his first youth team "SDUSHOR-5", speaking at the championship of the city. Already in this club, he established himself as an assertive and driven forward, feeling the ball well and developing the attack, interacting well with partners.
At the age of 17, the rising star of the football Sevastopol was noticed by sports functionaries from Moscow. Alexander Danishevsky received an invitation to Moscow Spartak.
In the camp of "red and white"
Danishevsky spent the first season in Spartak in 2001. This season was “golden” for Muscovites. True, a young and inexperienced footballer from Sevastopol could not prove himself right off the bat. He appeared on the field only twice, but at the end of the season he received with other players gold medals of the Russian championship. This achievement ultimately became the highest in Danishevsky’s sports career.
The next year, Alexander Danishevsky already claimed a place in the main team of Spartak. The footballer regularly appeared on the field and was marked by 4 goals scored. But in that season they managed to win only bronze, having won a victory between themselves in the championship “Lokomotiv” and CSKA went too far from the “red-white” - 11 points.
In 2003, Danishevsky still often appeared on the field (he played 17 matches during the season), but things went really bad with the effectiveness and implementation of the moments. Forward striker failed. At the end of the year, Alexander Danishevsky said goodbye to Spartak.
In total, for three seasons in the “Spartak” he spent 40 matches, in which he scored 4 goals.
In the first division
In the offseason, Danishevsky failed to sign a contract with the Premier League team, and he went to play for Khimki in the first division. The whole of 2004 has gone to settle in a new team. The striker regularly entered the field, but did not score, but the next year he became one of the team's top scorers.
In 2005, Khimki fought for entering the Premier League, but did not succeed in this, taking only 4th place. Before the coveted 2nd line, there were not enough 4 points. But Alexander Danishevsky, whose photo adorned the front pages of sports newspapers, scored 12 goals in 30 matches. This season was for him the most productive in his career. Although in the list of scorers of the first division, he remained far behind the player of the Chita Lokomotiv Evgeni Alkhimov, who scored twice as much.
A successful performance in Khimki did not go unnoticed, the next year Danishevsky was in the Moscow Torpedo. For "car manufacturers" he spent 2006, distinguishing himself twice. True, this did not help “black and white”; at the end of the year, they left the Premier League with the Yaroslavl “Shinnik”. During the season, “Torpedo” had big problems with financing, so Danishevsky, like a number of other players, had to leave. Alexander finished the season in the Krasnodar “Kuban”, which won a ticket to the Premier League.
True, it was not possible to stay in the Russian football elite with the new team. “Kuban” flew in the first year. Danishevsky rarely appeared on the field (only 5 times), marking one goal scored.
Every year a new club
Approximately in this scenario, the further career of the hero of our article developed. He managed to play in the Premier League for “Rostov”. He left for Ukraine for one year, where he played for Kiev Arsenal.
Returning from there , in Russia he played only in the teams of the first division - the Moscow Sportakademklub, Makhachkala Anzhi, Sochi Zhemchuzhina, again in Khimki.
In 2012, he again went to Ukraine in his native Sevastopol to play for the team of the same name. And even spent 23 matches in the first season, in which he scored 4 goals.
Then he tried himself in the major league of the Belorussian championship as part of the Bobruisk “Belshina”, again in the Ukrainian championship in the Kirovograd “Zara”, then again in his small homeland - in the Sevastopol team “SKChF” in 2014, which at that time played in the second division of the Russian championship after the accession of Crimea to Russia.
However, in all these teams did not play for the season and 10 matches, scoring one or two goals. With this result, Alexander Danishevsky ended his career. The football player’s personal life was always full, he never got a family, and according to the recollections of the ex-president of the Moscow Spartak Andrei Chervichenko, he somehow “wrapped” an expensive car on a pole.
In the national team
At the beginning of his career, Danishevsky was involved in the games for the youthful and youth national team of Russia. However, he did not receive a call to the adult national team.
In the youth team, he spent 12 matches from 2001 to 2002, in which he scored 5 goals. He also performed very effectively in the youth team - 3 goals in 6 games. However, his achievements are limited to this.