List of FC Bunyodkor players

Bunyodkor Football Club is an Uzbek professional football club based in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The club was formed 2005 in Tashkent, and played its first matches in Tashkent regional liga in Uzbekistan Second League with name Neftgazmontaj-Quruvchi. The club was renamed PFC Quruvchi in 2006. The club played its matches at MHSK Stadium. Since playing their first matches, more than 50 players have made a competitive first-team appearance for the club.

Anvar Gafurov presently holds the team record for number of matches played for the club. He made 228 appearances ahead of Hayrulla Karimov with 222 caps (as of 22 November 2015).

Anvarjon Soliev is club's all-time top scorer with 65 goals, of which 46 were scored in league competition, making him the Bunyodkor player who has scored the most goals in the Uzbek League. The 2nd top scorer is Rivaldo with 43 goals, Server Djeparov and Victor Karpenko are third with 38 goals.

Bunyodkor has employed several famous players such 1999 FIFA World Player and Ballon d'Or winner Rivaldo.

List of Players

Stevica Ristić is Bunyodkor's top scorer in 2010
With 28 goals, Jose Luis Villanueva is one of the best club goal scorers
Miloš Trifunović 2011 League top scorer with 17 goals
Oleksandr Pyschur 2013 League top scorer

Statistics correct as of 22 November 2015

NameNatPosition[NB]Bunyodkor careerAppearancesGoalsNotes
David CarneyAustraliaDF2012131
Edson Ramos SilvaBrazilDF2009-2010613
LuizãoBrazilDF2008-2009282
DenilsonBrazilMF20102610
RivaldoBrazilMF2008-20108043
João VictorBrazilMF2009-2010634
José Luis VillanuevaChileFW2008-20094728
Emil KenzhesarievKazakhstanDF2012130
Patrick Umomo AgbohNigeriaFW2006-2007267
Stevica RistićRepublic of MacedoniaFW20102418
Saša ĐorđevićSerbiaDF2011150
Slavoljub ĐorđevićSerbiaDF2011-2012381
Uroš MilosavljevićSerbiaMF201170
Miloš TrifunovićSerbiaFW20113622
Marko BlažićSerbiaMF2013333
Ján KozákSlovakiaMF2012367
Goçguly GoçgulyýewTurkmenistanDF2007–20107612
Oleksandr PyschurUkraineFW2013–20146934
Pavel BugaloUzbekistanGK2007–2010, 2014-82-
Sergey LushanUzbekistanDF2007-2008396
Bakhtiyor AshurmatovUzbekistanDF2007-2009621
Aleksandr KhvostunovUzbekistanDF2007-2010962
Anzur IsmailovUzbekistanDF2010393
Islom InomovUzbekistanDF2011220
Vyacheslav PonomarevUzbekistanMF2007-2008270
Server DjeparovUzbekistanMF2008–201010438
Timur KapadzeUzbekistanMF2008-201010617
Asqar JadigerovUzbekistanMF2011312
Azizbek HaydarovUzbekistanMF2009-20111438
Shavkat SalomovUzbekistanMF2007-201216030
Ruslan MelziddinovUzbekistanMF2009-2012805
Victor KarpenkoUzbekistanMF2007-201220338
Yannis MandzukasUzbekistanMF2007-2008, 2010597
Anvar RakhimovUzbekistanMF2010-2011284
Ilhom Mo'minjonovUzbekistanFW2007-20081916
Vladimir ShishelovUzbekistanFW2007206
Anvarjon SolievUzbekistanFW2008-201315865
Kamoliddin MurzoevUzbekistanFW2009-20138713
Anvar RajabovUzbekistanFW2008-2012519
Ulugbek BakayevUzbekistanFW2008-20093910
Ignatiy NesterovUzbekistanGK2009-2013 158-
Anvar GafurovUzbekistanDF2009-2287
Jasur HasanovUzbekistanMF2007–201318817
Lutfulla TuraevUzbekistanMF2011–20138114
Bahodir PardaevUzbekistanFW2008-20146117
Alibobo RakhmatullaevUzbekistanMF2008-2014613
Artyom FiliposyanUzbekistanDF2012–2013, 2015851
Anvar Berdiev UzbekistanFW2013-285
Sardor Rashidov UzbekistanFW2009-20157822
Igor Taran UzbekistanFW2013256
Oleg Zoteev UzbekistanMF2013-20146912
Sakhob JuraevUzbekistanDF2011-2014 1822
Murod ZukhurovUzbekistanGK2008- 84-
Hayrulla KarimovUzbekistanDF2009- 2225
Dilshod DjuraevUzbekistanDF2011- 722
Akmal ShorakhmedovUzbekistanDF2011- 1686
Jovlon IbrokhimovUzbekistanMF2011–1509

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