MFK Tyumen

Russian futsal club


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groundCentral, Tyumen
capacity1,862
chairmanAleksandr Popov
manager
coachMaksim Gorbunov
leagueSuper League
season2019-2020
positionSuperleague; 4 (play-off: 4)
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MFK Tyumen () is a professional futsal club based in Tyumen, Russia. Founded in 1999, the club competes in the Russian Futsal Super League since 2003–04.

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.

Current squad

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#PositionNameNationality
1GoalkeeperDenis SubbotinRussia
22GoalkeeperIlya ChibulaevRussia
70GoalkeeperKirill SukhanovRussia
8DefenderAleksandr UpalevRussia
15DefenderAndrey SokolovRussia
28DefenderAlissonBrazil
84DefenderMaksim EmelyanovRussia
5WingerGiorgi GhavtadzeGeorgia
6WingerGeorgy SorokinRussia
11WingerKamil GereykhanovRussia
14WingerArtem AntoshkinRussia
21WingerIdris YorovTajikistan
12PivotAndrey BatyrevRussia
17PivotShokhrukh MakhmadaminovKyrgyzstan
80PivotDenis NevedrovArmenia
93PivotRafael VilelaAzerbaijan
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Achievements

League results

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SeasonDivisionPlace / Playoff
1999/00Russian Higher League5th
2000/01Russian Higher League1st
2001/02Super League13th
2002/03Super League9th
2003/04Super League9th
2004/05Super League10th
2005/06Super League10th
2006/07Super League6th
2007/08Super League4th
2008/09Super League4th
2009/10Super League2nd
2010/11Super League6th / 4th
2011/12Super League3rd / 1/4
2012/13Super League6th / 3rd
2013/14Super League4th / 1/4
2014/15Super League6th / 4th
2015/16Super League3rd / 4th
2016/17Super League6th / 1/4
2017/18Super League3rd / 3rd
2018/19Super League4th / 1st
2019/20Super League4th / 4th
2020/21Super League3rd / 2nd
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References

References

  1. "Futsal - MFK Tyumen (Russia) : palmares, results and name".
  2. "Ассоциация мини-футбола России".
  3. "FIFA/UEFA suspend Russian clubs and national teams from all competitions".

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