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FC Bunyodkor

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Association football club in Uzbekistan

Football club
Bunyodkor
Full nameFootball Club Bunyodkor
NicknamesUzbek:Qaldirg'ochlar
The Swallows
Uzbek:Osiyo Barselonasi
Asian Barcelona
Short nameBunyodkor
Founded2005; 20 years ago (2005)
GroundBunyodkor Stadium
Capacity34,000
ManagerIlyos Zeytulayev
LeagueUzbekistan Super League
2024Uzbekistan Super League, 10th of 14
Websitefcbunyodkor.com
Current season

Football Club Bunyodkor (Uzbek:Bunyodkor futbol klubi) is anUzbek professionalfootball club based inTashkent that competes in theUzbekistan Super League.

Bunyodkor, a relatively unknown club at the time, made international headlines when it claimed to be close to signing world-famousBarcelona strikerSamuel Eto'o,[1][2][3] although he did not eventually sign with them.[4] On 25 August 2008,AEK Athens Brazilian superstarRivaldo announced to the Greek press that he was joining Bunyodkor on a reported $14 million two-year contract.[5]

The club finished second in the 2007Uzbek League season and made the semi-finals of the2008 AFC Champions League. In the beginning of August 2008, the club changed its name toBunyodkor fromPFC Kuruvchi to reflect the club's success on the pitch and its increasing professionalism off the pitch.[6]

Bunyodkor competed in theAFC Champions League for 10consecutive tournaments from 2008 to 2017. OnlyPakhtakor has participated in more tournaments from the Uzbekistan Super League.

History

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The club's old logo as Kuruvchi
The club's logo in 2008–2013

Bunyodkor, which means "creator" inUzbek (and originally from thePersian بنیادکار| bonyad-Kar), was created on 6 July 2005, with the nameNeftgazmontaj-Quruvchi, which was typically abbreviated "Kuruvchi" (the Uzbek word for "builder"). In 2005, the club played initially in the championship of Tashkent region and played its way into the playoff for promotion into theFirst League, the second level of Uzbek football.[7] Kuruvchi gained promotion that year, its first, and under the management of Khikmat Irgashev, Kuruvchi won theFirst League in its first attempt, winning 27 of 38 matches with 5 draws and 6 defeats.

With its victory in the second level of Uzbek football in 2006, the2007 season was Kuruvchi's debut in theUzbek League. Never before had a club moved with such alacrity from the lower reaches of Uzbek competition into the top league. In club's first season Bunyodkor finished runner-up afterPakhtakor Tashkent.

In December 2007Mirjalol Kasymov was appointed as head coach of Bunyodkor, replacing Hikmat Irgashev.[8]

2008 was debut year of Bunyodkor inAFC Champions League where they qualified to the semi-final of tournament. In semi-final they were beaten over two legs byAdelaide United 3–1 on aggregate.

Famous signings

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The ticket for Uzbek league match on 18 October 2008 againstOlmaliq FK

On 14 July 2008, the club, then called Kuruvchi, announced through their official website that they had signedBarcelona starSamuel Eto'o on a six-month contract. The story was confirmed by Bakhtiyor Babaev, the club's sporting director, stating that it was a performance-related contract. He also went on to say that theCameroonian football star would sign on 17 July, and that the transfer had taken place due to the good relationship enjoyed between both clubs' presidents. Despite this,Barcelona official spokesperson denied any knowledge of the transfer, stating "I don't think it's very likely".[9][10]

On 16 July 2008, the Uzbek radioMaxima reported that Davut Kivrak and Barcelona managers are expected to arrive in Tashkent to hold talks with theUzbek Football Federation and to promote youth football (Barcelona and Bunyodkor have a yearly renewable deal to help in youth football). The following day, Eto'o confirmed that he was thinking of joining Kuruvchi – the team stated that they would have confirmation on whether Eto'o would join the team on 23 July 2008.[11]

Shortly thereafter, Bunyodkor and Barcelona managements announced that the two clubs had reached an agreement to play afriendly in Tashkent and the Uzbek side will be able to train atCamp Nou.[12]

As of 31 July 2008, Eto'o's status had become no clearer, as Bunyodkor was still in the running to obtain the services of the Cameroonian international, but he was also being sought byMilanese powerhousesA.C. Milan andInternazionale.[13]

Just a couple of days after Eto'o's visit to Tashkent, two other players from Barcelona visited the team –Andrés Iniesta andCarles Puyol, as well asArsenal midfielderCesc Fàbregas.[14]

Although unsuccessful in obtaining Eto'o's services by September 2008, Bunyodkor brought two famousBrazilians to Tashkent:Rivaldo as a midfielder andZico as manager. Rivaldo signed a contract that he termed "very good for the end of my career" to play for Bunyodkor.[15] Three weeks later, his countryman Zico signed on to manage the club on a one-year deal.[16][17]Mirjalol Qosimov became adviser-coach to Brazilian Zico. On 17 November 2008 Rivaldo extended his contract with club until December 2011.[18]

Zico left Bunyodkor in January 2009 after he was signed byPFC CSKA Moscow as head coach.[19] On 8 June 2009Luiz Felipe Scolari was announced as Bunyodkor's new head coach.[20][21] In 2010 AFC Champions League, Bunyodkor failed to reach the quarter-final after losing on 12 May 2010 in Round of 16 toAl-Hilal FC 3–0. Scolari resigned from his post on 28 May 2010 and Mirjalol Qosimov was named as his successor.[22] Qosimov became head coach of Bunyodkor again. Also Rivaldo unexpectedly terminated his multi-million contract and was released from the club on 12 August 2010.[23]

2011–present

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Rivaldo, played for Bunyodkor in 2008–2010

On 26 February 2011 Bunyodkor unveiled 11 new players for the 2011 season.[24]

In the 2012 season, Bunyodkor was unable to defend its league title, despite winning its thirdUzbek Cup; the club finished runner-up to Pakhtakor in the league. In the 2012 AFC Champions League, the club repeated its 2008 achievements, reaching the semi-final of the tournament. In the semi-final, Bunyodkor lost toUlsan Hyundai over two legs.

Bunyodkor made play-off of AFC Champions League for the 6th successive season in 2013, winning the group stage of tournament. The club renewed its own previous record and record of AFC Champions League history.[25] On 7 March 2014 Bunyodkor wonLokomotiv Tashkent with 2–1 inUzbekistan Super Cup match, match between League champion and Uzbek Cup winner.[26][27] The Super Cup was held for the second time since 1999.

On 6 June 2014, Sergey Lushan succeeded Mirjalol Kasymov to become the manager of Bunyodkor after Kasymov resigned his post at club in April 2014. During his time as head coach in club Lushan brought many talents from Bunyodkor academy to main squad. 2014 season club finished only 4th afterNasaf Qarshi. In 2015 AFC Champions League group stage Bunyodkor failed to qualify to play-off for the first time. After matchNeftchi Farg'ona- Bunyodkor on 20 September 2015 he resigned his post on 23 September.

On 5 May 2017,Sergey Lushan was sacked,[28] withMirjalol Qosimov being appointed as the club's new manager the same day.[29]

On 12 January 2019,Vadim Abramov was appointed as manager of Bunyodkor.[30]

Recent seasons

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Domestic record

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ChampionsRunners-up3rd Place, 4th Place or Losing semi-finalists
SeasonLeagueCupTop goalscorerManager
Div.Pos.Pl.WDLGSGAPNameLeague
20062nd1st382756943286Round of 16Ravshan Teshaboev21UzbekistanM.Umarkhojaev
20071st2nd302253621671Runner-upUzbekistanIlkhom Muminjonov16Uzbekistan H.Irgashev
20081st1st302541751379WinnerUzbekistanServer Djeparov19UzbekistanQosimov /BrazilZico
20091st1st302820851386Runner upBrazilRivaldo20Ukraine A.Memet /Uzbekistan H.Irgashev /BrazilScolari
20101st1st262051451065WinnerNorth MacedoniaStevica Ristić11Brazil Scolari /Uzbekistan Qosimov
20111st1st261943511461Semi-finalSerbiaMiloš Trifunović17Uzbekistan Qosimov
20121st2nd261763421657WinnerUzbekistanAnvarjon Soliev7Uzbekistan Qosimov
20131st1st261943591361WinnerUkraineOleksandr Pyschur19Uzbekistan Qosimov
20141st4th261565442051Runner-upUzbekistanSardor Rashidov10Uzbekistan Qosimov /Uzbekistan A.Volkov /RussiaS.Lushan
20151st4th301857441959Runner-upUzbekistanDostonbek Khamdamov10RussiaS.Lushan /Uzbekistan B.Babaev
20161st2nd301893461363Semi-finalUzbekistanEldor Shomurodov10Uzbekistan B.Babaev /RussiaS.Lushan
20171st4th3014106472952Runner-upUzbekistanDostonbek Khamdamov14RussiaS.Lushan /UzbekistanM.Qosimov
20181st4th3216511463827Semi-finalUzbekistanJovlon Ibrokhimov11UzbekistanM.Qosimov
20191st3rd261277373343Semi-finalUzbekistanKhursid Giyosov12UzbekistanV.Abramov
20201st4th261277433643Round of 16UzbekistanNurillo Tukhtasinov11UzbekistanV.Abramov
20211st5th261367433045SemifinalUzbekistanKhursid Giyosov9UzbekistanS.Maqsudov
20221st8th269710293734Round of 16UzbekistanUmarali Rahmonaliyev7UzbekistanS.Maqsudov /UzbekistanV.Karpenko /MontenegroI.Bošković
20231st8th261079303337Round of 16UzbekistanJasur Hakimov6MontenegroI.Bošković /UzbekistanM.Atadzhanov /RussiaA.Krestinin
20241st10th267910273830Quarter-finalCroatiaAndrija Filipović5CroatiaI.Bubalo /UzbekistanA.Gafurov /UzbekistanS.Arslanov

Records

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Asian record

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Overview

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As of match played 2 December 2024
CompetitionPldWDLGFGA
AFC Champions League8328223393106
Total8328223393106
SeasonCompetitionRoundClubHomeAway
2008AFC CLGroupSaudi ArabiaAl-Ittihad2–00–1
IranSepahan2–01–1
SyriaAl Ittihad1–02–0
Quarter-finalIranSaipa5–12–2
Semi-finalAustraliaAdelaide United1–00–3
2009AFC CLGroupSaudi ArabiaAl-Ettifaq2–10–4
United Arab EmiratesAl Shabab0–00–2
IranSepahan2–21–0
Round of 16IranPersepolisnot held1–0
Quarter-finalSouth KoreaPohang Steelers3–11–4(aet)
2010AFC CLGroupSaudi ArabiaAl-Ittihad3–01–1
United Arab EmiratesAl Wahda4–12–1
IranZob Ahan Isfahan0–10–3
Round of 16Saudi ArabiaAl-Hilalnot held0–3
2011AFC CLGroupUnited Arab EmiratesAl Wahda3–21–1
Saudi ArabiaAl-Ittihad0–11–1
IranPersepolis0–03–2
Round of 16IranSepahannot held1–3
2012AFC CLGroupJapanGamba Osaka3–21–3
AustraliaAdelaide United1–20–0
South KoreaPohang Steelers1–02–0
Round of 16South KoreaSeongnamnot held1–0
Quarter-finalAustraliaAdelaide United3–2 (aet)2–2
Semi-finalSouth KoreaUlsan Hyundai1–30–2
2013AFC CLGroupSouth KoreaPohang Steelers2–21–1
JapanSanfrecce Hiroshima0–02–0
ChinaBeijing Guoan0–01–0
Round of 16ThailandBuriram United0–01–2
2014AFC CLGroupIranFoolad1–10–1
QatarEl Jaish1–22–1
Saudi ArabiaAl-Fateh3–20–0
Round of 16Saudi ArabiaAl-Hilal0–10–3
2015AFC CLPlay-off roundUnited Arab EmiratesAl Jazira2–1not held
GroupIranPersepolis0–11–2
QatarLekhwiya0–10–1
Saudi ArabiaAl-Nassr0–11–1
2016AFC CLPlay-off roundUnited Arab EmiratesAl Shabab2–0not held
GroupIranZob Ahan0–02–5
QatarLekhwiya0–20–0
Saudi ArabiaAl-Nassr0–13–3
2017AFC CLPlay-off roundQatarEl Jaishnot held0–0(p)
GroupIranZob Ahan0–21–2
Saudi ArabiaAl-Ahli2–00–2
United Arab EmiratesAl Ain2–30–2
2020AFC CLPreliminary round 2IraqAl-Zawraa4–1not held
Play-off roundUnited Arab EmiratesAl Ainnot held0–1

AFC ranking

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As of 27 January 2025.[31]
RankTeam
104QatarAl-Arabi
105JapanKashiwa Reysol
106IndonesiaPSM Makassar
107UzbekistanBunyodkor
108IranSaba Qom
109JapanKyoto Sanga
110IranMalavan

Stadium

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Bunyodkor Stadium, 26 March 2013

Bunyodkor played its first years at theMHSK Stadium. After the end of the Uzbek League season 2008 it was announced that MHSK stadium would have been closed for longtime reconstruction. Season 2008 was the last season at the MHSK stadium, for 2009 season club moved to 8,460-seaterJAR Stadium. The old MHSK Stadium was completely demolished, with plans to build a new 34,000all-seaterMilliy Stadium andfootball academy. The construction works were finished in August 2012.

The stadium was opened on 28 September 2012 and originally was one of the proposed venues to host the matches ofFIFA U-20 Women's World Cup 2012 in Uzbekistan. The festive opening ceremony of the stadium marking the 100th anniversary of football in Uzbekistan was held on 28 September 2012 with an exhibition match between Bunyodkor andPakhtakor with the scoreline ending 3:3.

The first official football match was played on 26 March 2013. The 2014 FIFA World Cup AFC qualifying round 4 match betweenUzbekistan andLebanon ended with a 1–0.

Records and statistics

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Further information:List of FC Bunyodkor records and statistics

Anvar Gafurov presently holds the team record for number of matches played for the club. He made 232 appearances ahead ofHayrulla Karimov with 224 caps (4 December 2017)[32]

Bunyodkor's all-time top goalscorers in all competitions isAnvar Soliev with 65 goals, 46 of them in league matches, 2nd isRivaldo with 43 goals followed byViktor Karpenko with 39 goals.

Top goalscorers

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As of Match played 27 November 2021
José Luis Villanueva scored 28 goals during his two seasons at Bunyodkor.
NameYearsLeagueUzbek CupLeague CupSuper CupAFCTotal
1UzbekistanAnvarjon Soliev2008–201346 (100)11 (17+)- (-)- (-)8 (35)65 (152+)
2UzbekistanDostonbek Khamdamov2014–201837 (93)9 (21)- (-)0 (0)3 (20)49 (134)
3BrazilRivaldo2008–201033 (53)5 (10+)- (-)- (-)5 (18)43 (81+)
4UzbekistanVictor Karpenko2007–2012, 2015–201632 (148)3 (31+)- (-)- (-)3 (38)38 (217+)
4UzbekistanServer Djeparov2007–201033 (65)2 (10+)- (-)- (-)3 (26)38 (101+)
6UzbekistanKhursid Giyosov2014–2019, 2020–Present34 (103)2 (13)1 (1)- (-)0 (4)37 (121)
7UkraineOleksandr Pyschur2013–201425 (44)5 (8)- (-)1 (1)4 (16)35 (69)
8UzbekistanShavkat Salomov2007–201220 (104)8 (22+)- (-)- (-)2 (28)30 (154)
9ChileJosé Luis Villanueva2008–200919 (35)5 (5+)- (-)- (-)4 (4)28 (44+)
10UzbekistanVokhid Shodiev2014–2015, 201717 (52)4 (13)- (-)1 (1)3 (13)25 (79)

Kit manufacturers and shirt sponsors

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The current main shirt sponsor of Bunyodkor is the state natural gas transport company "Uztransgaz". Uztransgaz became largest shareholder of Bunyodkor in March 2011 and head club sponsor. Bunyodkors shirts had been made by manufacturerNike until 2012. In March 2012 club announcedJako as the club's new kit manufacturer,[33] extending the deal in December 2017.[34]

PeriodKit manufacturerSponsor
2005–2006NikeNeftgazmontaj
2006–2011UzGazOil
2011–Uztransgaz
2012–2018Jako
2019–nowNike

Capital derby

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Since Bunyodkor's promotion to the Uzbek League matches between club and their other rival from capital, football powerhousePakhtakor, considered by supporters of both sides and football journalists as Uzbek capital derby orToshkent derby. With former coachLuiz Felipe Scolari Bunyodkor faced four derby matches: three Uzbek League and one Uzbekistan Cup matches. His first derby match took place on 12 July 2009 at JAR Stadium where Bunyodkor won against Pakhtakor with 2:1.[35][36] The Supercup match between the champion and the Cup winner originally scheduled for 11 March 2012 was postponed. The new date for the game was officially not announced.

On 26 June 2012, in League match Bunyodkor won Pakhtakor for the second time with two goal difference (2:0). In semi-final 2nd leg match of Uzbekistan Cup on 25 November 2012, Bunyodkor won Pakhtakor with 3:1 for the second time, qualifying to cup final.On 30 June 2013 Bunyodkor played away League match won with 2:0. This defeat was Pakhtakor's first home match loss in Uzbek League against Bunyodkor.

In the second leg of 2013 League season on 8 August 2013 Bunyodkor faced Pakhtakor at homeJAR ground and lost against theLions with 1:2. The loss was Bunyodkor's first since 2009 Cup match and first ever in League matches.

SeasonDateHome teamAway teamScoreCompetitionHome goal scorersAway goal scorers
200718 May 2007QuruvchiPakhtakor
1–1
LeagueLushan 39' penMagdeev 85'
22 September 2007PakhtakorQuruvchi
0–0
League--
9 December 2007PakhtakorQuruvchi
0–0 (7:6)
Cup--
200810 July 2008PakhtakorQuruvchi
1–1
LeagueGeynrikh 57'Villanueva 31'
16 August 2008BunyodkorPakhtakor
1–1
LeagueVillanueva 8'Z.Tadjiyev 90+2'
31 October 2008BunyodkorPakhtakor
3–1
CupJ.Hasanov 40',Soliev 101', 114'Ahmedov 45'
200912 July 2009BunyodkorPakhtakor
2–1
LeagueAliqulov 21' (o.g.),J.Hasanov 58'Geynrikh 71'
14 October 2009PakhtakorBunyodkor
0–0
League- –
8 August 2009PakhtakorBunyodkor
1–0
CupAndreev 35' –
201014 March 2010[37]BunyodkorPakhtakor
2–1
LeagueRivaldo 18',Ristic 69'Miladinovic 78'
31 October 2010PakhtakorBunyodkor
0–0
League- –
20117 July 2011PakhtakorBunyodkor
0–0
League--
21 August 2011BunyodkorPakhtakor
2–1
LeagueKarpenko 70',Trifunović 72'A.Azizov 88'
201211 March 2012BunyodkorPakhtakor
Supercup1--
26 June 2012BunyodkorPakhtakor
2–0
LeagueSalomov 52',Kozák 64'-
9 August 2012PakhtakorBunyodkor
1–1
LeagueAndreev 70' penSalomov 15'
22 August 2012BunyodkorPakhtakor
1–1
CupSoliev 42'Andreev 21' pen
25 November 2012PakhtakorBunyodkor
1–3
CupAbdukholiqov 73'Shorahmedov 53',Salomov 54',78'
201330 June 2013PakhtakorBunyodkor
0–2
League-Miladinović 67' (o.g.),Pyschur 75'
8 August 2013BunyodkorPakhtakor
1–2
LeagueTuraev 90'Makharadze 4',Abdukholiqov 83'
20145 July 2014PakhtakorBunyodkor
3–1
LeagueSergeev 45+1', 46',Makharadze 53'Shodiev 84'
7 November 2014BunyodkorPakhtakor
2–3
LeagueRashidov 38',47'Sergeev 79', 90',Iskanderov 89'
201531 May 2015PakhtakorBunyodkor
1–0
LeagueSergeev 69'
12 August 2015PakhtakorBunyodkor
2–3
CupA.Orahovac 24',Makharadze 68'Khamdamov 3',Urinboev 35', A.Komilov 75'
15 September 2015BunyodkorPakhtakor
1–0
CupShomurodov 25'
24 October 2015BunyodkorPakhtakor
2–0
LeagueShorakhmedov 49',Khamdamov 75'
201629 April 2016BunyodkorPakhtakor
3–0
LeagueKhamdamov 56',Urinboev 57',Shomurodov 88'
17 September 2016PakhtakorBunyodkor
2–1
LeagueMasharipov 84',Iskanderov 85'Nurmatov 75'
201717 May 2017BunyodkorPakhtakor
1–1
LeagueKhamdamov 11'Andreev 71'
26 October 2017PakhtakorBunyodkor
1–0
LeagueK. Tajiev 84'
201810 March 2018BunyodkorPakhtakor
1–0
LeagueR.Ashurmatov 79'
25 May 2018PakhtakorBunyodkor1–0LeagueTiago Bezerra 6'
24 October 2018BunyodkorPakhtakor0–2LeagueTiago Bezerra 22' 36'
30 November 2018PakhtakorBunyodkor
4–0
LeagueTiago Bezerra 5' 44' 83',Sergeev 90+1'
201931 March 2019BunyodkorPakhtakor1–2LeagueS.Kodirkulov 4'Khamdamov 17'Ćeran 63'
27 November 2019PakhtakorBunyodkor
2–3
LeagueSergeev 39',67'N.Tukhtasinov 11'
J.Kakhramanov 25'
Giyosov 90'
202019 June 2020PakhtakorBunyodkor5–0League
20 August 2020PakhtakorBunyodkor1–0Cup
5 November 2020BunyodkorPakhtakor
3–2
League
202131 July 2021PakhtakorBunyodkor1–0League
24 November 2021PakhtakorBunyodkor1–1
(5:4)
Cup
27 November 2020BunyodkorPakhtakor
3–2
League
202229 June 2022PakhtakorBunyodkor
2–3
League
12 November 2022BunyodkorPakhtakor0–2League

Match statistics

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Statistics as of 8 December 2022

MatchesBunyodkor winsDrawsPakhtakor winsBunyodkor goalsPakhtakor goals
Uzbek League34129133943
Uzbek Cup9414118
Total matches431610175051

Derby all-time top scorers

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As of 27 November 2019
#ScorerClubGoals
1BrazilTiago BezerraPakhtakor6
UzbekistanIgor Sergeev
2UzbekistanDostonbek KhamdamovBunyodkor Pakhtakor5
3UzbekistanShavkat SalomovBunyodkor4
UzbekistanStanislav AndreevPakhtakor
4UzbekistanAnvar SolievBunyodkor3
Georgia (country)Kakhi MakharadzePakhtakor

Players

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Current squad

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As of 11 August 2025[38]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined underFIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos.NationPlayer
1GK UZBAbdumavlon Abduzhalilov
2DF GEONikoloz Mali
4DF UZBNajmiddin Normurodov
5DF UZBAleksandr Zevadinov
6DF UZBBoburbek Yuldoshev
8MF CROMartin Šroler
9FW GEOImeda Ashortia
10MF UZBRasul Yuldoshev
11FW UZBTemurkhuja Abdukholiqov
14MF UZBTohir Tukhtasinov
15DF MNEMarko Bugarin
17MF UZBOllobergan Karimov
18MF UZBNarimonjon Ahmadjonov
19FW UZBFarruhzhon Qodirov
No.Pos.NationPlayer
21MF UZBNosirzhon Abdusalomov
22GK UZBValizhon Rakhimov
23DF UZBAsadbek Rahimzhonov
25MF JPNItsuki Urata
28FW MNEMatija Krivokapić
30MF UZBSardor Abdunabiev
33DF UZBAbdulazizkhon Abdurashidov
35DF UZBOybek Shomurodov
39FW UZBFahriddin Muhammadov
47FW UZBRustamkhon Azimov
57FW UZBAmir Turakulov
66MF UZBAzizbek Tulkinbekov
77DF UZBMuzaffar Olimzhonov

Out on loan

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Note: Flags indicate national team as defined underFIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos.NationPlayer
23MF UZBSanjar Rixsiboev(atKhujand)
No.Pos.NationPlayer

Reserves squad

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See also:FC Bunyodkor-2

Notable players

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Had international caps for their respective countries. Players whose name is listed inbold represented their countries while playing for Bunyodkor.

Main article:List of FC Bunyodkor players

Former players

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Uzbekistan
Former USSR countries
Europe
South America
Africa
Asia

Current technical staff

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PositionName
Head coachBosnia and HerzegovinaIvan Bubalo
Assistant coachBosnia and HerzegovinaDalibor Šilić
Assistant coachUzbekistan Alexander Gennadievich Volkov
Assistant coachUzbekistan Hikmat Irgashev
Fitness coachRomaniaAugustin Chiriță[39]
Goalkeeping coachSerbiaSrđan Soldatović
CoachUzbekistan Khairullo Karimov
CoachUzbekistanVictor Karpenko

Managerial history

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As of match played 1 January 2025. Only competitive matches are counted.
NameFromToPWDLGSGA%WHonours
UzbekistanMavzurkhoja Umarkhojaev20052006000000!Tashkent Region Championship (1)
Uzbekistan Second League (1)
Uzbekistan First League (1)
UzbekistanHikmat Irgashev200720073828737618073.68
UzbekistanMirjalol Qosimov4 December 200724 September 20083428518613082.35
BrazilZico26 September 20088 January 20091310122410076.92Uzbek League (1)
Uzbekistan Cup (1)
UkraineAmet Memet(interim)8 January 200915 March 2009330071100.00
UzbekistanHikmat Irgashev15 March 20098 June 20091511222611073.33
BrazilLuiz Felipe Scolari8 June 200928 May 20104433569932075.00Uzbek League (1)
UzbekistanMirjalol Qosimov28 May 20104 April 2014155993620281102063.87Uzbek League (3)
Uzbekistan Cup (3)
Uzbekistan Super Cup (1)
UzbekistanAlexander Volkov(interim)4 April 20146 June 2014126331712050.00
UzbekistanSergey Lushan6 June 201422 September 201527125103925044.44
UzbekistanBahtiyor Babaev(interim)23 September 20151 February 20169432187044.44
UzbekistanSergey Lushan1 February 20165 May 2017[28]512415128047047.06
UzbekistanMirjalol Qosimov5 May 2017[29]31 December 20193017764927056.67
UzbekistanVadim Abramov1 January 201931 December 2020622914199985046.77
UzbekistanShukhrat Maqsudov1 March 202111 May 2022422011118154047.62
UzbekistanViktor Karpenko11 May 20229 September 2022123361723025.00
MontenegroIvan Bošković10 September 202210 February 2023842298050.00
UzbekistanMurad Atadzhanov10 February 20236 July 2023165651516031.25
RussiaAleksandr Krestinin7 July 20232 December 2023146351820042.86
CroatiaIvan Bubalo4 January 202416 March 2024200228000.00
UzbekistanAnvar Gafurov(interim)16 March 202421 June 2024132741416015.38
UzbekistanSergey Arslanov22 June 202431 December 2024167452117043.75
UzbekistanIlyos Zeytulayev1 January 2025000000!
  • Notes:

P – Total of played matchesW – Won matchesD – Drawn matchesL – Lost matchesGS – Goal scoredGA – Goals against
%W – Percentage of matches won

Nationality is indicated by the correspondingFIFA country code(s).

Honours

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Uzbekistan

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International

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References

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