The young football player Sergei Aleksandrovich Starykh managed to play in many teams, including the national team.
Biography
Sergey was born in May 1984. His homeland is the Kazakh SSR, the city of Petropavlovsk.
From childhood, Sergei played football, even when he went to school. The graduation of this educational institution coincided with the debut of the player, which took place in October 2001. Then Sergey Starykh was a reserve player in one match. But in the 70th minute he was released on the field.
And Sergei scored his first goal 3 days after that. Then his Esil-Bogatyr team played against Kaisar. As a result, the native team won with a score of 2 - 0. At the Championship of Kazakhstan, a football player with colleagues took third place, the guys returned home with bronze medals.
Career
The next season became even more successful for Skrykh, the midfielder scored 4 goals, participating in 31 games.
Then the coach of these guys was Dmitry Ogai, but then he moved to the Irtysh club. A year later, Sergey went to his team. This step was very successful, as the new team won the title of “Champions of Kazakhstan” with it.
Crowned coach a year later again moved to another team. She became "Tobol." And again, Dmitry Ogai led to the victory of the country, but this club.
And next year, following the coach, “Tobol” comes Sergey. Together with the club, he won third place, then became the champion.
But when in 2009, “Tobol” was left without prizes, took only the fourth position, the famous coach Dmitry Ohai left for Russia.
Then Skorykh moved to the Kazakh football club Shakhtar. Here on his account in the Championship of the country there were 20 games, but only one goal scored. In the same competition, “Tobol” won the first prize.
Then there was a career in the team "Zhetysu", "Taraz", "Kaysar". "Miner".
In 2017, a curious incident occurred at the national championship in Kazakhstan. Old at that time was the captain of the team, but in three meetings managed to score three own goals into the gates of his own “Miner”.
Since 2018, Sergey Skorykh has been playing for the Kazakh club Kyzyl-Zhar.
