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Spartak midfielder Denis Glushakov

Denis Borisovich Glushakov(January 27, 1987, Millerovo, Rostov region, USSR) - Russian football player, central midfielder and captain Moscow "Spartak". Player of the Russian national team.

Denis Glushakov grew up in a single-parent family: his parents divorced when Denis was one year old. The family was quite poor, in particular, there was no central heating in the house, which is why from an early age Denis was forced to chop wood to heat the home.

Career

Glushakov began his football career at the local youth sports school Millerovo. Since 1998, thanks to his uncle Valery Glushakov, he began studying at the Youth Sports School of the PFC CSKA. Denis initially lived with his uncle, and then moved to a football boarding school, where for some time he lived in the same room with Soslan Dzhanaev. In 1999, having ceased to be included in the main team of CSKA, he moved to Nika, where he played until 2005.

Later he was noticed by the selectors of Lokomotiv Moscow and accepted the offer to play for the reserve team. In 2007, he was loaned to Zvezda Irkutsk, for which he played 34 matches and scored 8 goals. On July 13, 2008, in the Dynamo-Lokomotiv match, he spent the entire 90 minutes on the field for the first time as part of the Lokomotiv main team. On July 27, 2008, in a match with Moscow, he scored his first goal in the Premier League. In the same game he was recognized as the best player of the match, after which he began to play regularly as a starter. At the end of the season he was recognized as the best player of the season according to the fans. He received 24% of the votes and was ahead of Sergei Gurenko and Dmitry Torbinsky. In March 2011, he extended his agreement with the team for 4.5 years. After the completion of the first part of the championship, he was awarded the title “Player of the Year”.

This week, Russian football clubs started in the group stage of European Cups. But louder than the news about goals scored and missed are others that are more similar to the passions from the life of the heroes of “House-2”.

Hero of the Seventeenth Year

In Vienna, where Spartak Moscow will play against the Austrian Rapid, the team captain will not take the field Denis Glushakov. However, he should probably be called captain in the past tense.

In the spring of 2017, when Spartak was rushing to its first victory in the national championship in 16 years, Glushakov was having his best season. He led the team on the field and he was a leader in the locker room. Spartak head coach Massimo Carrera I couldn’t be happier with Glushakov.

Awards showered on Glushakov: “Best Footballer of the Year” according to the RFU, “Sportsman of the Year” according to the secular magazine...

It would hardly have occurred to anyone then that the football player had a long fall ahead of him.

Captain and coach

Both Spartak and Glushakov spent the 2017/18 season worse than fans and experts expected. For the red-and-white captain, this resulted in him not qualifying for the World Cup. But behind him were Euro 2012, World Cup 2014, Euro 2016.

The Russian national team at the home World Cup made the fans fall in love with them without Glushakov. And the team’s performance proved that Denis is not irreplaceable.

Without a doubt, this was a significant blow to pride. But what was much worse was that Glushakov started having problems at the club. Massimo Carrera made it clear that he does not see the player in the main squad. There was an option to sell or rent the player, but Glushakov did not want to leave the team. And his partners again chose him as captain. According to people in the know, they did it against the will of the head coach.

It became obvious that someone had to leave: either Glushakov or Carrera. The bosses of Spartak (at least for now) demonstrate confidence in the specialist who made the club the champion of Russia.

But Glushakov himself does not express a desire to change his place of work, having a valid contract in his hands.

"Bath Day"

There are two ways to solve such problems: either patiently negotiate or go into direct conflict.

Spartak chose the second option.

Hand on heart, the story with likes on Instagram, which became the reason for Denis Glushakov’s removal from the main team, is not worth a damn. At the same time, CSKA successfully resolved much more serious conflicts between the coach and the players.

But they decided to punish Denis Glushakov, focusing the attention of fans on this story. And now the captain is no longer a hero leading Spartak, but a bad person causing harm to the red and white.

If it all ended there, it wouldn't be so bad. But what happened next makes you think about what kind of people work in domestic football in general and in Spartak Moscow in particular.

The day after Glushakov’s suspension, a video appeared on the Internet with the Spartak captain in a bathhouse. The woman filming the video shouts that the football player is spending time with a prostitute on the eve of an important match.

Let us emphasize: there is no porn on the screen. There is a bathhouse, but the presence of a prostitute is already a version of Denis Glushakov’s wife, with whom he is currently divorcing.

According to the prosecutor's prescription

The family drama of the 31-year-old football player is not the topic of this material. It is important that the video, in which Glushakov is positioned as an immoral type and a destroyer of family foundations, appears in all leading sports (and not only sports) media following the story with likes. Moreover, journalists rush to give the floor to Glushakov’s wife, who colorfully tells how her husband went downhill.

Those who are older probably remember how once on the federal channel they showed an explicit video with Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation Skuratov, which destroyed his career. It’s just that the prosecutor, according to some influential people, began asking too many unnecessary questions and bothering respectable people.

Denis Glushakov’s reputation is now being destroyed according to exactly the same scenario.

It can take a long time to prove that you are not a camel. But one day you will be called into the office and told that your bad reputation is harming the company's image. what is the basis for termination of the contract in accordance with clause such and such.

Denis Glushakov is not the first and not the last football player who has had problems in his family life. Unique people like a father with many children Sergei Semak are rare. But no matter what happens on the personal front, Glushakov’s career as a football player has nothing to do with it.

If the club no longer needs him, then with his performance he deserves at least to be parted with on a humane basis.

They don’t know how to part on good terms at Spartak

In the fall of 2016, one of the leaders of FC CSKA Roman Eremenko caught using cocaine and received a two-year disqualification. The club, which suffered reputational damage due to Eremenko’s fault, had every reason to take it out on him to the fullest. There were tools for this too. But they parted with the player, disqualified for two years, on good terms, considering that he had already punished himself.

It is curious that after disqualification, Eremenko intends to resume performances as part of... Spartak. Given what is happening with Glushakov, it seems that Roman made a rash decision.

Since the beginning of the 2000s, Spartak has become accustomed to the fact that it parts with club legends, people who have done a lot for the team, only on bad terms. It seemed that after the long-awaited victory in the championship the situation would change.

But what is happening with Denis Glushakov shows that nothing has changed. A football player who has become unnecessary is survived using the dirtiest methods.

In the story with Glushakov, not all bridges have been burned; there is still an opportunity to reach an amicable agreement. But do those who launched a campaign against the disgraced captain have a similar desire?

Master of Sport. Player of the Year of the Spartak football club 2014.

Denis Glushakov was born on January 27, 1987 in the city of Millerovo, Rostov region. The boy grew up in a single-parent family: his parents divorced when Denis was one year old. The guy began his football career at the local Millerovo children's and youth sports school.

Since 1998, thanks to his uncle Valery Glushakov, he began training at the CSKA children's and youth sports school. Denis initially lived with his uncle, and then moved to a football boarding school, where for some time he lived in the same room with Soslan Dzhanaev. In 1999 he moved to Nika, where he played until 2005.

Later, Denis was noticed by the selectors of Lokomotiv Moscow and accepted the offer to play for the reserve team. In 2007, he was loaned to Irkutsk Zvezda, for which he played 34 matches and scored 8 goals. In mid-July 2008, in the Dynamo - Lokomotiv match, he spent all 90 minutes on the field for the first time as part of the Lokomotiv main team.

In a match with Moscow on July 27, 2008, he scored his first goal in the Premier League. In the same game he was recognized as the best player of the match, after which he began to play regularly as a starter. At the end of the season he was recognized as the best player of the season according to fans. Later, he extended the agreement with the team for 4.5 years. After the completion of the first part of the championship, he was awarded the title “Player of the Year”.

In 2008, he played for the youth team, but it failed to qualify for the play-offs of the European Youth Championship. In October of the same year, he received a call to the national team, but never got a chance to play.

In March 2011, he again received a call to the national team for matches with Armenia and Qatar. In the match with the latter, Denis made his debut for the national team. In a match against Andorra in October 2011, he scored his first goal for the national team. Glushakov was included in the squad for Euro 2012, where he played 72 minutes, appearing in the starting lineup in the match with Greece.

In the qualifying tournament for the 2014 World Cup, he scored two goals: against Luxembourg and Israel. He was a participant in the final tournament of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, appearing in the starting lineup in all three matches of the group stage.

FC Spartak officially confirmed the transfer of Glushakov on June 18, 2013 and announced the signing of a contract with the midfielder of the Russian national team. The transfer amount was about $8 million. The RFU Dispute Resolution Chamber ruled that Lokomotiv was obliged to pay Nika compensation of 15% of the deal for the midfielder’s transfer to Spartak in the summer of 2013, and the subsequent appeal of the railroad workers and the hearing of the case in the Court of Arbitration for Sports in Lausanne recognized that they were right "Nicky."

He made his debut with Spartak in the Russian Championship in an away match against Krylya Sovetov on July 16, 2013. In the first half, he took part in the first goal, making a penetrating pass into the penalty area to Sergei Parshivlyuk, after whose pass another newcomer to the team, Tino Costa, opened the scoring. Glushakov scored his first goal for Spartak on November 10, 2013, when he set the final score in the victorious Russian Championship match against Zenit.

He played 7 matches in the qualifying tournament for the 2016 European Championship. Included in the Russian team's application for the final tournament in France. In the first match against England, he came on as a substitute in the 80th minute, after which the Russians equalized in stoppage time. In the second match of the championship against the Slovakian national team, he came on as a substitute at halftime with the score 0:2 and scored a header in the 80th minute, but the Russian national team lost.

At the 2017 Confederations Cup, the first goal of the tournament came thanks to the participation of Denis Glushakov in the attack. Denis also played in matches against teams from Portugal and Mexico.

In mid-2017, in a friendly match against Spain, Denis Glushakov stood in goal at the very end of the match due to an injury to goalkeeper Andrei Lunev and the Russian team’s substitution limit had been exhausted, but he played only a few seconds in his new position.

Due to an unsuccessful game in the spring of 2018, he lost his place in the national team and was not included in its application for the World Championship, held in Russia.

Football club "Spartak" June 19, 2019 terminated the contract with Glushakov ahead of schedule by mutual agreement. The club thanked Denis for his great contribution to Spartak’s victories in recent years and wished him success in his future career. The midfielder's contract with the Moscow team was initially scheduled until June 30, 2020.

Former Spartak Moscow midfielder Denis Glushakov, June 29, 2019 signed a contract with the Grozny football club "Akhmat". The agreement was signed according to the “1+1” scheme.

Denis Glushakov is a Russian football player, captain of the Spartak football club, until 2018 he was a member of the Russian national football team. Plays as a midfielder.

Childhood and youth

Denis Glushakov was born on January 27, 1987 in the city of Millerovo, Rostov region. Glushakov’s parents divorced when the boy was one year old. Denis grew up in a rather poor family, they lived in a private house without centralized heating, and from childhood he was accustomed to chopping wood to keep the house warm in winter. The boy was raised by his mother Galina Nikolaevna, and the role of father was played by Denis’s uncle, the outstanding Soviet football player Valery Glushakov.

At one time, he played for Spartak Moscow and played in the USSR national team. Although the famous uncle helped the family, Denis began working from a young age: he transported sacks from the mill, collected scrap metal, and carried coal.

Little Denis tried to be like his uncle and, of course, became interested in football. Valery, seeing his nephew’s talent and desire, moved him to Moscow, where the guy continued his studies at the CSKA sports school. In 1999, Denis Glushakov was invited to the amateur Moscow club Nika, where he played until 2005, when he finally received an invitation from Lokomotiv.

Football

He was promised a place in the reserve team, to which Glushakov immediately agreed. Over the next two years, he regularly played for the railway team’s reserve team, and in 2007 he was loaned to the Zvezda club, where he regularly appeared on the field and scored 8 goals. Returning to Lokomotiv in 2008, he played in a match against Dynamo, and in a game against FC Moscow he scored his first goal for Loko in the Premier League.

After this, Glushakov was recognized as the best player of the match, and the coach officially transferred Denis to the main team. In 2011, the player extended his agreement with the club for 4.5 years. At the same time, Glushakov was awarded the title “Player of the Year”.

Since 2011, Denis Glushakov began to be regularly invited to play for the Russian national team as a midfielder. He scored his first goal for the national team in the match against Andorra. At Euro 2012, Glushakov appeared on the field in the game against Greece, in which Russia lost with a score of 0:1 and failed to pass the group stage.

In June 2013, Denis Glushakov signed a contract with the capital’s Spartak, for which he made his debut in the match against Krylia Sovetov. The player's transfer caused a lot of controversy and even led to proceedings in the Lausanne Court of Arbitration for Sport. He scored his first goal for his new team in the match against Zenit, setting the final, victorious score 4:2.

In 2016, Denis Glushakov became the captain of Spartak after a vote of players and coaches. In the same year, fans recognized him as the author of the most beautiful goal. Glushakov’s annual salary at Spartak was $2.9 million. Denis regularly finds himself in various tops of the highest salaries of Russian football players from sports magazines and websites.

TOP 10 best goals by Denis Glushakov

Despite a stormy sports career, unofficial victories and recognition from fans, Glushakov did not have trophies or titles for a long time. This gave rise to a joke among fans that the football player has an empty sideboard, which he dreams of filling with cups and medals. Denis is surprised by this rumor, because he has never expressed such a desire. Of course, the captain of Spartak is ready to do a lot in order to lead his team to the championship, but he simply does not have any sideboard.

A few months before the 2014 World Cup, Denis Glushakov received a serious injury, so his participation in the World Cup in Brazil remained in doubt. However, the footballer managed to recover and took a place in the starting lineup of the match against South Korea, where he was replaced in the second half.

Spartak captain Denis Glushakov

As you know, the match ended in a draw with a score of 1:1. The national team played a game with Belgium on June 22, where Glushakov received a yellow card.

In 2016, the footballer participated in 7 qualifying matches for the European Championship and joined the team during the Euro 2016 tournament in France. During the first match against England, Glushakov came on only in the 80th minute as a substitute. After Denis appeared on the field, the Russian team equalized the score and ended the match in a draw (1:1). The second match - with Slovakia - the Russian players lost, despite the fact that Glushakov also came out at the end of the match and scored a goal with his head.

On May 7, 2017, Denis, together with the Spartak football club, became the champion of Russia. The footballer dedicated the victory to his uncle Valery Glushakov, who died exactly 40 days earlier. At the end of the 2016/2017 season, Denis was recognized as the best football player in Russia.

Also in the summer of 2017, the football player participated in the Confederations Cup. The first goal of the tournament came thanks to an attack by Denis Glushakov. At first it was recorded as a Russian goal, but was later reclassified as an own goal by the opponents. Later he played with Portugal and Mexico. Unfortunately for the fans, the Russian team did not make it out of the group.

And due to an unsuccessful game in the spring of 2018, Glushakov lost his place in the national team and was not included in the squad for the World Championships held in Russia.

Personal life

Since 2009, Denis Glushakov has been married and for some time was happily married. The future spouses Denis and Daria knew each other since childhood, as they lived on neighboring streets in the city of Millerovo. Having matured, the young people began to communicate closer, fell in love with each other and decided to start a family.

Having played a magnificent and loud wedding in Millerovo, the husband and wife moved to Moscow. In 2011, the star couple had a charming daughter, Valeria, and at the end of 2016, a second daughter, Alexandra, appeared in the family.

After joining the family, the couple decided to move to the Moscow region; the Glushakovs built a house in New Riga. In one of the interviews, the football player admitted that he also dreams of a son.

Denis and his wife Daria regularly visited their hometown near Rostov. And in 2014, the football player built a stadium in Millerovo with his own money and, in addition, created a children’s football team and continues to develop and support it.

The press contrasted this act of Glushakov with the scandal with and, whom journalists found in an expensive club after the loss at Euro 2016. The fans were outraged by the fact that the national team players not only do not take care of their health and fitness, but even after a shameful performance at the championship, they allow themselves to rest in a way that most of their fans cannot even imagine. Then, for the umpteenth time, the question of high salaries for Russian football players was raised in sports circles.

Denis himself did not condemn his colleagues, but noted that the guys were simply unlucky to “run into” the paparazzi. He is confident that after the season, football players have the right to relax, and quotes, who did not prohibit his players from relaxing in bars. The football player doesn’t like sneaky pictures and once even threw away the camera of one of the reporters. But at the same time, he is always ready to answer questions if journalists approach him openly.

Denis Glushakov, as many admit, is not a star. For example, he willingly communicates with fellow countrymen in Millerovo, rejoices at the gift-portrait from Irkutsk, and actively leads

Denis Borisovich Glushakov. Born on January 27, 1987 in Millerovo (Rostov region). Russian football player.

Father - Boris, mother - Galina Nikolaevna. Uncle - football player Valery Glushakov.

His parents divorced when Denis was only one year old. He was raised by his mother Galina Nikolaevna.

Since 1998, thanks to his uncle Valery Glushakov, he studied at the Youth Sports School of the PFC CSKA. In 1999 he moved to Nika, where he played until 2005.

Later he was noticed by the breeders of the Moscow club "Locomotive" and accepted the offer to play for the reserve team. In 2007 it was leased to Irkutsk "Star", for which he played 34 matches and scored 8 goals.

On July 13, 2008, in the Dynamo - Lokomotiv match, he spent all 90 minutes on the field for the first time as part of the Loko main team. On July 27, 2008, in a match with Moscow, he scored his first goal in the Premier League. In the same game he was recognized as the best player of the match, after which he began to play regularly as a starter. He scored the team's last goal in the 2008 season - in the game with the national champion Rubin. At the end of the season, he was recognized as the best player of the season according to a poll among fans, which was conducted on the club's official website. He received 24% of the vote and was ahead of Sergei Gurenko and Dmitry Torbinsky.

In March 2011, he extended his agreement with Loko for 4.5 years. After the completion of the first part of the championship, he was awarded the title “Player of the Year”.

June 18, 2013 FC "Spartacus" officially confirmed Glushakov’s transfer and announced the signing of a contract with the Russian national team midfielder. The RFU Dispute Resolution Chamber ruled that Lokomotiv was obliged to pay Nika compensation of 15% of the deal for the midfielder’s transfer to Spartak in the summer of 2013, and the subsequent appeal of the “railroad workers” (who believed that the player was released as a free agent in 2006) agent made his first move to Rostov SKA) and the consideration of the case in the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Lausanne recognized that “Niki” was right.

On July 16, 2013, he made his debut for the Spartak club in the Russian Championship in an away match against Krylya Sovetov. In the first half, he took part in Spartak's first goal, making a penetrating pass into the penalty area to Sergei Parshivlyuk, after whose pass another newcomer to the team, Tino Costa, opened the scoring. Glushakov scored his first goal for Spartak on November 10, 2013, when he set the final score in the victorious Russian Championship match against Zenit (4:2).

On May 7, 2017, Glushakov, together with Spartak, became the champion of Russia. Denis dedicated the championship to his uncle, who died 40 days earlier.

Based on the results of the 2016/2017 season, Denis Glushakov.

In September 2018, Glushakov, along with Andrei Eshchenko, was suspended from training with the main team of Spartak. The reason for this was the positive responses from football players to a post on Instagram by actor Dmitry Nazarov, in which he criticizes the team’s head coach Massimo Carrera in verse.

Denis Glushakov in the Russian national team:

In 2008, he played for the youth team, but it failed to qualify for the play-offs of the 2009 Youth European Championship. In October 2008, he received a call to the national team, but never got a chance to play.

In March 2011, he again received a call to the Russian national team for matches with Armenia and Qatar. In the match with the latter, Denis made his debut for the national team. In a match against Andorra in October 2011, he scored his first goal for the national team.

Glushakov was included in the squad for Euro 2012, where he played 72 minutes, appearing in the starting lineup in the match with Greece (0:1).

In the qualifying tournament for the 2014 World Cup, he scored two goals: against Luxembourg and Israel.

He played at the 2017 Confederations Cup and the team's first goal in the tournament was thanks to Denis Glushakov's participation in the attack (the ball was initially credited to him, but later the goal was reclassified as an own goal).

On November 14, 2017, in a friendly match against Spain, Denis Glushakov stood in goal at the very end of the match due to an injury to goalkeeper Andrei Lunev and the Russian team’s substitution limit had been exhausted, but he played only a few seconds in his new position, only managing to knock the ball into the air, not very successfully. field.

I didn’t make it to the national team for the home World Cup.

Denis Glushakov (documentary film)

Denis Glushakov's height: 182 centimeters.

Personal life of Denis Glushakov:

He was married to Daria Glushakova, she was studying to become a dentist. He had known his future wife Daria since childhood - they lived on the neighboring streets of Millerovo.

We got married on June 19, 2009. Having played a magnificent and loud wedding, they moved to Moscow. Soon the couple had a daughter, Valeria. Four years later, the second daughter Alexandra was born.

With the participation of the couple, a football stadium was built in Millerovo.

In September 2018 it became known that. At the same time, the football player accused his wife of cheating. At the same time, Daria herself made similar accusations against him.

The scandal began after Daria caught Denis in the sauna with a girl. Later it turned out that Daria knew her well. The ex-wife filed a lawsuit against the athlete in order to divide the property. After which the football player’s lawyer, Marina Dubrovskaya, stated that the football player agreed to get a divorce, but the reason was his wife’s infidelity, and he himself had not lived with her for a long time. Daria claims that infidelity was only on the part of her husband, adding that Denis also beat her during the last meeting.

Team achievements of Denis Glushakov:

"Spartak Moscow):

Champion of Russia: 2016/2017;
Bronze medalist of the Russian Championship: 2017/18;
Winner of the Russian Super Cup: 2017

Personal achievements of Denis Glushakov:

List of the 33 best football players of the Russian Championship: No. 2 - 2011/12; No. 3 - 2012/13, 2013/14, 2016/17 (No. 1);
Best Footballer of the Season in the RFPL: 2016/17;
Player of the Year of the Spartak Moscow football club: 2013/14;
Member of the Igor Netto Club: 2017