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Well, just last January Abdukodir Khusanov joined Manchester City from Lens for over 40 million euros, that's a lot of money. In Italy there is Eldor Shomurodov, who player for Genoa and now he is with Roma. These two for sure are the most famous ones; many others still play in Uzbekistan (Pakhtakor especially) and there is someone in Turkey, Russia, and the Middle East.
I remember that in the late '90s / first '00 they the most famous players were Geynrikh and, especially, Shatskikh, which was a legend. My team, Juventus, at that time had Zeytulayev but he didn't really play. Probably the majority of players are not very famous but this team is better than ever, their football movement has grown a lot.
I remember that in the late '90s / first '00 they the most famous players were Geynrikh and, especially, Shatskikh, which was a legend. My team, Juventus, at that time had Zeytulayev but he didn't really play. Probably the majority of players are not very famous but this team is better than ever, their football movement has grown a lot.
Alexander Geynrikh (Alexander Heinrich) was perhaps their first world class player. But he didn't had much exposure in Europe and only played for some low level clubs in the United Arab Emirates and Russia. Also, he was a dual citizen of Uzbekistan-Germany, spending most of his time with latter. The case with Abdukodir Khusanov is different. He's just 21 years old and already he is famous in Europe. Shomurodov is also getting a lot of attention, and he's not that old either (30 years old).
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Well, just last January Abdukodir Khusanov joined Manchester City from Lens for over 40 million euros, that's a lot of money. In Italy there is Eldor Shomurodov, who player for Genoa and now he is with Roma. These two for sure are the most famous ones; many others still play in Uzbekistan (Pakhtakor especially) and there is someone in Turkey, Russia, and the Middle East.
I remember that in the late '90s / first '00 they the most famous players were Geynrikh and, especially, Shatskikh, which was a legend. My team, Juventus, at that time had Zeytulayev but he didn't really play. Probably the majority of players are not very famous but this team is better than ever, their football movement has grown a lot.
I remember that in the late '90s / first '00 they the most famous players were Geynrikh and, especially, Shatskikh, which was a legend. My team, Juventus, at that time had Zeytulayev but he didn't really play. Probably the majority of players are not very famous but this team is better than ever, their football movement has grown a lot.
Alexander Geynrikh (Alexander Heinrich) was perhaps their first world class player. But he didn't had much exposure in Europe and only played for some low level clubs in the United Arab Emirates and Russia. Also, he was a dual citizen of Uzbekistan-Germany, spending most of his time with latter. The case with Abdukodir Khusanov is different. He's just 21 years old and already he is famous in Europe. Shomurodov is also getting a lot of attention, and he's not that old either (30 years old).