Yuriy Shatalov

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Yuriy Shatalov
Personal information

Full name	Yuriy Shatalov
Date of birth	(1963-09-15) 15 September 1963
Place of birth	Tetyukhe, Primorsky Krai, Soviet Union
Height	1.77 m (5 ft 10 in)
Playing position	Defender (Retired)
Youth career
	FC Shakhtar Donetsk
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
0000–1987	FC Shakhtar Donetsk	0	(0)
1987	FC Novator Zdanov	3	(1)
1988	FC Shakhtar Horlivka	31	(2)
1989	FC Podillya Khmelnytskyi	6	(0)
1989–1990	FC Kryvbas Kryvyi Rih	36	(3)
1991	Pārdaugava Rīga	22	(0)
1991–1992	APK Azov	39	(4)
1992–1993	Warta Poznań
1993–1999	Amica Wronki	46	(1)
2002–2003	Sparta Oborniki
Teams managed
1998–2002	Amica II Wronki
2002–2003	Sparta Oborniki
2004–2006	Kania Gostyń
2006	Jagiellonia Białystok
2006–2008	Promień Opalenica
2009–2010	Polonia Bytom
2010–2011	Cracovia
2012–2013	Zawisza Bydgoszcz
2013–	GKS Bogdanka
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (Goals).

Yuriy Shatalov (born 15 September 1963 in Tetyukhe, in the Primorsky Krai, in the Soviet Union) is a retired Ukrainian-Russian professional football player who is currently a football manager. Currently he is coaching Polish side GKS Bogdanka.

He has dual Ukrainian and Polish citizenship.

Career

He played for several clubs in Europe, including Pārdaugava Rīga in the Soviet First League and Amica Wronki the Polish Ekstraklasa.

External links

Profile at KLISF
Profile at 90Minut.pl (Polish)

Yuriy Shatalov managerial positions

Jagiellonia Białystok – managers

Janeczek (1976–77)
Wójcik (1986–87)
Buliński (1989–90)
Karalus (1990)
Mojsiuszko (1993–95)
Karalus (1995–96)
Aleksandrów (1996–97)
Mojsiuszko (1997)
Liubinskas (1998)
Szerszenowicz (1998–99)
Bartnowski (1999)
Gaszyński (2000–01)
Łazarek (2001–02)
Mroziewski (2002–04)
Dymek (2004)
Nawałka (2004–06)
Shatalov (2006)
Dymek (2006)
Tarasiewicz (2006–07)
Płatek (2007–08)
Białas (2008)
Probierz (2008–11)
Michniewicz (2011)
Hajto (2012–)

KS Cracovia (football) – managers

Calder (1908–11)
Koželuh (1911–12)
Pozsonyi (1921–23)
Kimpton (1923)
Koželuh (1924)
Koželuh (1926)
Kałuża (1927–28)
Hierländer (1929–31)
Fleischmann (1932–33)
Pulpittel (1934–35)
Kossok (1936)
Zastawniak (1937)
Plattkó (1938)
Chruściński (1945–47)
Kubiński (1947)
Průha (1948)
Malczyk (1948–49)
Jesionka (1950–52)
Tobik (1952)
Łańko (1953)
M. Jabłoński & Szewczyk (1954)
M. Jabłoński (1954)
Parpan (1954)
Żelazny (1955)
Wilczkiewicz (1955)
Finek (1956–1957)
Skoraczyński (1958)
E. Jabłoński (1958)
Matyas (1959–61)
Finek (1961)
Tobik (1962)
Dziwisz (1962–63)
Niemiec (1964–67)
Durniok (1967)
Matyas (1968–69)
Meus (1969–1970)
M. Jabłoński (1970)
Meus & Miksa (1970–71)
Woźniak (1971–72)
Matyas (1972–73)
Durniok (1974–75)
Adamczyk (1975–76)
Hradecki (1976–78)
Kolasa (1978)
Tobik (1978–79)
Meus (1979)
Polakow (1980)
Stroniarz (1980–83)
Mikołajczyk (1983)
Walczak (1983)
Baran (1983)
Walczak (1983–84)
Baran (1984)
Durniok (1984)
Warchala (1984)
Stroniarz (1984–85)
Warchala (1985)
M. Jabłoński (1985)
Szymanowski (1985–86)
Karelus (1986)
Adamus (1986–87)
Piotrowski (1987–88)
Cygan (1988)
Zapalski (1988–89)
Sputo (1989)
Mrugalski (1989)
M. Jabłoński (1990)
Moskal (1990)
Sputo (1990–91)
Bahr (1991)
Podedworny (1991)
Franczak (1991–93)
Bahr (1993–94)
Adamus (1994–96)
Łysko (1996–97)
Kocąb (1997–98)
Kmita (1998–99)
Adamus (1999–2000)
Karelus (2000)
Bahr (2000–01)
Kmita (2001–02)
Hajdo & Kwiatkowski (2002)
Stawowy (2002–06)
Mikulski (2006)
Białas (2006)
Majewski (2006–08)
Płatek (2008–09)
Lenczyk (2009–10)
Ulatowski (2010)
Sadko (2010)
Shatalov (2010–11)
Pasieka (2011–12)
Kafarski (2012)
Stawowy (2012–)

Persondata
Name	Shatalov, Yuriy
Alternative names
Short description	Footballer
Date of birth	15 September 1963
Place of birth	Dalnegorsk, Soviet Union
Date of death
Place of death

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