MFC Munaishy

MFC Munaishy
Full name Munaishy Zhanaozen Mini-Football Club
Nickname(s) Oil industry worker's
Founded 2011
Ground PIC of Rakhmet Utesinov, Zhanaozen, Kazakhstan
Ground Capacity 1,000
Chairman Bauirzhan Korganbayev
Manager Oleg Solodovnik
League Premier League
2014-15 4
Website Club home page

Munaishy Zhanaozen Mini-Football Club is a futsal club based in Zhanaozen, a city of Mangystau Province. The club was founded in 2011 and its pavilion is the PIC of Rakhmet Utesinov with capacity of 1,000 seated spectators.

History

The club was founded in 2011 under the name of "Ozenmunaigas". The victory in the first league of Kazakhstan became the first success. In a season of 2012/13, debuted in the championship of Kazakhstan and took the sixth place. The bronze medal of the Cup of Kazakhstan in 2013 was won. In 2015 it was officially reported about disbandment of "Munaishy".

Performances in Championat of Kazakhstan

Season League Taken Place Games Victories Draws Losses +/- heads Points
2012-13 Championat 6 36 14 3 19 152-170 45
2013-14 Championat 5 25 12 3 13 122-111 39
2014–2015 Championat 4 32 9 1 22 60-132 16

Players

No. Player Date of birth Nationality
Goalkeepers
1 Kirill Ermolov 06.10.1984  Kyrgyzstan
2 Yeldos Murzabayev 23.02.1993  Kazakhstan
12 Oleksiy Sagaydachenko 18.02.1985  Ukraine
Players
3 Nurlan Turymov 19.02.1991  Kazakhstan
4 Sagyndyk Kydyrbayev 22.03.1996  Kazakhstan
5 Makhanbet Eshanov 09.09.1984  Kazakhstan
6 Nurbek Karagulov 14.10.1992  Kazakhstan
7 Manas Zhanuzakov 14.10.1992  Kazakhstan
8 Sundetkali Mamayev 18.11.1985  Kazakhstan
9 Bekzhan Dauletov 21.03.1988  Kazakhstan
10 Nurym Kenzhebayev 31.01.1985  Kazakhstan
11 Altynbek Zhumagaliyev 20.08.1993  Kazakhstan
13 Bruno 30.03.1993  Brazil
14 Richard Yesebayev 06.01.1984  Kazakhstan
15 Stanislav Kononenko 10.10.1985  Ukraine
16 Dilvo 29.06.1984  Brazil
17 Yerlan Karakulov 17.01.1990  Kazakhstan
18 Vitali Skoriy 06.11.1983  Ukraine
19 Arman Talasbayev 08.09.1995  Kazakhstan
20 Zhanibek Kalenov 18.02.1996  Kazakhstan
22 Merei Saktaganov 24.10.1995  Kazakhstan
77 Vassura 26.04.1985  Brazil

Honours

Bronze (1): 2013

External links

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