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Serder SerderovFootball player, CSKA forward
Date of Birth: 10.03.1994
Country:  Russia |
Content:
- Early Life and Career
- Rise through the Ranks at CSKA Moscow
- Playing Style and Recognition
- Return to Anzhi and Loan Spells
- Career in Croatia, Hungary, and Kazakhstan
- Recent Moves
- International Career
- Achievements
- - Bronze medalist, Russian Youth Premier League: 2011
Early Life and Career
Serder Serderov, a skilled Russian footballer, emerged from the ranks of RSDYuShOR-2in his hometown of Makhachkala, where Gamal Babayevguided his early steps. He honed his skills in the youth teams of Anzhi Makhachkala.
Rise through the Ranks at CSKA Moscow
During a youth tournament in Pyatigorsk, Serderovcaught the attention of CSKA Moscowscouts. At the tender age of 15, he began training with their reserve team, making his debut in the Russian Youth Premier League in 2010. Despite being introduced as a substitute in the 74th minute, he could not prevent his team's defeat against Amkar Perm.
In 2011, CSKAreceived an offer from Juventusfor Serderov'stransfer, but they declined. Later that year, he made his CSKAsenior team debut in a UEFA Champions League group stage match against Lille.
Playing Style and Recognition
Serderov'sunique playing style distinguishes him as a natural goal scorer inside the penalty area. However, his effectiveness diminishes outside it. His lack of speed limits his ability to make runs. In his style, he resembles the forward Guilherme. As CSKAmanager Leonid Slutskydescribed him, Serderovpossesses exceptional ability to receive the ball in the penalty area, assess the situation swiftly, and deliver a precise "click."
Return to Anzhi and Loan Spells
In 2012, Serderovreturned to his hometown club Anzhi Makhachkala. There, he made his debut in the Russian Cup, scoring a crucial goal in a penalty shootout, which advanced Anzhito the next round. Following a successful loan spell at FC Uralin 2013/14, he returned to Anzhi, where he scored a vital equalizer against Spartak Moscow.
Loan spells with Krylia Sovetovand Slavia Sofiafollowed, providing Serderovwith experience in different leagues. He briefly signed for Enisey Krasnoyarskin 2017/18 before moving to Cracovia Krakówin Poland in 2018.
Career in Croatia, Hungary, and Kazakhstan
Serderov'sfootballing journey continued in Croatia with NK Inter Zaprešić, where he made a significant impact. His hat-trick in a match against NK Osijekdisplayed his knack for goalscoring. After leaving Inter Zaprešić, he joined Mezőkövesdin Hungary and Istra 1961in Croatia. In 2022, he had a brief loan spell at FC Aktobein Kazakhstan.
Recent Moves
In 2023, Serderovreturned to his roots in Russia, joining FC Sogdianaand later FC Dynamo Makhachkala. He marked his debut for Dynamowith a substitute appearance in a match against FC Kuban Krasnodar.
International Career
Serderov'sinternational experience began with the Russian U-17 team in 2010. He made his debut in a qualifying match for the UEFA European Under-17 Championship, scoring a goal and earning the captain's armband. He followed up with a hat-trick in the subsequent match against Moldova, helping Russia reach the elite round of the qualifying tournament.
Achievements
Serderov'sfootballing career has been marked by the following achievements:
