Anatoliy Tymoschuk

Roman · May 25, 2006

No Anatoliy Tymoschuk thread yet? I better fix this...

First, some info on the player:

Name: Anatoliy Tymoschuk
City of Birth: Lutsk, Ukraine
Date of Birth: 30-03-1979
Weight: 70
Height: 181
Position: Defensive midfielder

Player's career:

- FC Shakhtar Donetsk player since March 1998.
- Ukrainian League Champion 2002 and 2005.
- Ukrainian League runner-up 1998/1999, 1999/2000, 2000/2001, 2002/2003, 2003/2004.
- Ukrainian Cup holder 2001, 2002, 2004.
- Ukrainian Cup finalist 2003.

2005/06 FC Shakhtar Donetsk 18 games 3 goals (up until March 2006)
2004/05 FC Shakhtar Donetsk 23 games 3 goals
2003/04 FC Shakhtar Donetsk 29 games 6 goals
2002/03 FC Shakhtar Donetsk 30 games 4 goals
2001/02 FC Shakhtar Donetsk 26 games 3 goals
2000/01 FC Shakhtar Donetsk 25 games 4 goals
1999/00 FC Shakhtar Donetsk 23 games
1998/99 FC Shakhtar Donetsk 18 games 2 goals
1997/98 FC Shakhtar Donetsk 9 games 3 goals
1997/98 FC Volyn Lutsk 14 games 1 goals
1996/97 FC Volyn Lutsk 38 games 6 goals
1995/96 FC Volyn Lutsk 10 games 1 goals

212 matches, 30 goals (202 matches, 29 goals for FC Shakhtar Donetsk)in the Ukrainian League.
40 matches, 5 goals (37 matches, 5 goals for FC Shakhtar Donetsk)in the Ukrainian Cup.

49 matches, 1 goal (all for FC Shakhtar Donetsk) in EuroCups.

Ukrainian National Team A player (52 matches, 1 goal).
Ukrainian U-17 (5 matches, 1 goal) and U-21 (7 matches, 1 goal) ex-player.
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Over the past 2 years Anatoliy has been linked to the likes of ManU, Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, but the club president was reluctant to let his star player go. One of the reason was that SHakhtar didnt have enough Ukrainian players to cover for the foreign players limit. Now that the club's signed a bunch of promising talents, and seeing that Anatoliys ambition goes beyond the UPL, the presidnet is willing to offload the midfielder for the right price after the world cup... The potential transfer value is 9mln euro, but the value will undoubtedly increase if Anatoliy does well at the upcoming world cup...

The most intesrest towards the player came from Arsenal and ManU...

The story goes on...

P.S. Tymoschuk's official home page is: http://www.tymoshchuk.com/ (only Ukrainian and Russian versions are available though)

kleber · May 25, 2006

Can he go to the Russian league?there were some rumours about that this winter......

Roman · May 25, 2006

No way... Tymoschuk said some time ago that he would like to play in one of the big leagues...

Kostja · May 25, 2006

kleber said:
Can he go to the Russian league?there were some rumours about that this winter......

He's planning to move there immediately after Brazil become world champion in ice hockey. :dielaugh:

kleber · May 25, 2006

Timochuk is Shakhtar major symbol,will realy Akhmetov release him?:undecide:

yurchishin79 · May 25, 2006

kleber said:
Timochuk is Shakhtar major symbol,will realy Akhmetov release him?:undecide:

For the right money, of course. But it will take a major European club for Timoshyk to leave cozy Donetsk.

Roman · May 25, 2006

What are the right money in ur opinion, yurchishin?
I think the current transfer value of 9mln euro is a bit too low...
What you think?

kleber · May 25, 2006

yurchishin79 said:
For the right money, of course. But it will take a major European club for Timoshyk to leave cozy Donetsk.

Even for the right money,i dont agree...if he is the symbol of the club why to do that and Akhmetov altough lose money with the orange revolution is still so rich and Timochuk money will not make much difference because none top western player will come to Donetsk anyway....

So i will not sell him,unless for 25-30 millions euros.....with this money i could buy voronin and the best Czech and Russian player...:thumbsup:

yurchishin79 · May 25, 2006

Well, no one gonna offer anything more now - WC will be a great showcase for players like Timoshyk and others - it will be their best chance to land a Big payday when so many scouts and coaches will be watching them. I like it. It means nearly all Ukrainians will fight for the nation's honor and their ticket into big future as well. So, let's wait what happens in Germany - it will give everyone a price tag.

yurchishin79 · May 25, 2006

kleber said:
Even for the right money,i dont agree...if he is the symbol of the club why to do that and Akhmetov altough lose money with the orange revolution is still so rich and Timochuk money will not make much difference because none top western player will come to Donetsk anyway....

So i will not sell him,unless for 25-30 millions euros.....with this money i could buy voronin and the best Czech and Russian player...:thumbsup:

Well, not everything is up to Axmetov, Timoshyk is not his slave or smth

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kleber · May 25, 2006

yurchishin79 said:
Well, not everything is up to Axmetov, Timoshyk is not his slave or smth p

Yes,but you dont see anyone in Shakhtar team who could play in his position and be decent?Duljal,Lewandowski,i dont think so....

So next Shakhtar captain will be a brazilian...:howler:

yurchishin79 · May 25, 2006

kleber said:
Yes,but you dont see anyone in Shakhtar team who could play in his position and be decent?Duljal,Lewandowski,i dont think so....

So next Shakhtar captain will be a brazilian...:howler:

Again, you grossly underestimating the resourcefullness of the Ukr football. :rollani: With all your knowledge of its history, it's perplexing :rollani:

Roman · May 25, 2006

Kleber, Tymoschuk has expressed his wish to play in a big western club one day... He just turned 27 and is at his pick (or at least close to it) and if he doesnt move now, it might be too late soon....
Remember when Liverpool almost signed Dynamo's Holovko? The guy was at his pick, but the club wanted too much for him and, well you know the story with him... He went to China somewhere and then came back to Tavria, where he played for a bit and has been relised recently...

P.S. Akhmetov knows that after the WC his price tag will be at its absolute pick and selling him would be a good managerial decision...

kleber · May 25, 2006

yurchishin79 said:
Again, you grossly underestimating the resourcefullness of the Ukr football. :rollani: With all your knowledge of its history, it's perplexing :rollani:

Why?what i have said now against ukrainian football?

,i only was looking to Shakhtar team and the fact that only tree Ukrainians are starters there,so?

....and Matuzalem is the vice captain alongside the polish Lewandowski....

yurchishin79 · May 25, 2006

As his recent transactions show (Shyst, Haj), Axmet is willing to consider Ukr players for the key positions. And I am sure it will continue as Ukr football gain its speed. It means appreciation of the simple fact that the best Ukr players are better than mediocre Brazilian players.

kleber · May 25, 2006

yurchishin79 said:
As his recent transactions show (Shyst, Haj), Axmet is willing to consider Ukr players for the key positions. And I am sure it will continue as Ukr football gain its speed. It means appreciation of the simple fact that the best Ukr players are better than mediocre Brazilian players.

Well Matuzalem is consider the second best Shakhtar player behind Timochuk...

And what is your problem with the foreigners anyway?

yurchishin79 · May 26, 2006

Got no problems with them. I just telling you that things are changing even in Shaxtar. There will be 3 new Timoshyks among Ukr players if he departs.

kleber · May 26, 2006

yurchishin79 said:
Got no problems with them. I just telling you that things are changing even in Shaxtar. There will be 3 new Timoshyks among Ukr players if he departs.

Tree?

yurchishin79 · May 26, 2006

or four :happy: All of them from Ukraine, none from any non-existing colonies.

Rebrov · May 28, 2006

I think Shakhtar have good depth (although their reserves, or Shakhtar-2 dont show it). Players like Fomin, Karamushka, Pukanych and others have to leave to find first team opportunities. Lucescu does not believe in his youth system I dont think. Or at least Ukrainians as players in his system...thats why that Dutch fellow was brought in. Shakhtar will run Ukrainian football quite soon, if no-one does anything to catch up to them very soon. They will produce quality Ukrainians, just give it some time. 5 years ago, this team was just a Metalurh Donetsk, but look what money and decent management can do right?

Tymoschuk wont be let go for more less that $18m i think...

Tsarevich · May 29, 2006

Tymoschuk is one of the best Ukrainian players in the past decade, a really good professional. I hope that, although it's sad to see him leave Shakhtar, that he gets a good club that will give him the respect he deserves. Vukic was also a wonderful player but then messed up his career by going to Portsmouth.

palffyfan · May 29, 2006

Tymoschuk isn't worth anywhere near $18 million--try to find Sandor Varga's estimates for the value of each of UNTs players for a better guess..

Roman · May 29, 2006

Shandor Varga? That guy is a lying whore... He licks everyones asses just to get a deal or a player signed with him... Whatever he says in public are all lies...

Kostja · Jul 25, 2006

kleber said:
But wth Akmetov is asking 3 millions for Stipe when he is about to sell the club symbol for the last five years for 3.5 millions euros?

No, he isn't any about. :howler: Thus Feyenoord may give it up by now.

kleber · Jul 25, 2006

Kostja said:
No, he isn't any about. :howler: Thus Feyenoord may give it up by now.

What is your source?

Kostja · Jul 25, 2006

kleber said:
What is your source?

http://sportoboz.com.ua/news/2006/7/25/29490.htm

I guess Feyenoord may still raise the price though. :smileani:

Anatoliy Tymoschuk

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