Leonid Nazarenko

Leonid Vasilyevich Nazarenko (Russian: Леонид Васильевич Назаренко; born 21 March 1955 in Kuban) is a Russian football coach and a former player. He manages FC Biolog-Novokubansk.

Honours

Olympic bronze: 1976.

International career

Nazarenko made his debut for USSR on 10 March 1976 in a friendly against Czechoslovakia. He played in the quarterfinal of UEFA Euro 1976 (USSR did not qualify for the final tournament).

References

(Russian) Profile

Soviet Union squad – 1976 Summer Olympics Bronze Medalists

1 Astapovsky 2 Kon'kov 3 Matviyenko 4 Fomenko 5 Reshko 6 Troshkin 7 Kipiani 8 Onyshchenko 9 Kolotov 10 Veremeyev 11 Blokhin 12 Buryak 13 Fyodorov 14 Minayev 15 Zvyahintsev 16 Nazarenko 17 Prokhorov Coach: Lobanovskiy

FC Kuban Krasnodar – managers

Ageyev (1928–42)
Sanzharov (1944–47)
Ageyev (1948)
Zabutov (1949–55)
Zagretsky (1955–56)
Rasskazov (1956–59)
Khodotov (1960)
Smyslov (1961)
Shmerlin (1961–62)
Gorokhov (1962–1963)
Antonevich (1964)
Rasskazov (1964)
Kostylev (1964–1965)
Bekhtenev (1966–1967)
Shmerlin (1968)
Rasskazov (1969–70)
Scherbatenko (1971)
Shmerlin (1972–73)
Budagov (1973)
Matveyev (1974)
Dzasokhov (1975)
Gureyev (1976)
Korolkov (1977–79)
Mikhaylov (1980)
Belousov (1981–82)
Semin (1982)
Kochetkov (1983–85)
Kolinko (1986)
Bagapov (1987–88)
Kaleshin (1988)
Bezbogin (1989–90)
Brazhnikov (1990–91)
Marushkin (1991–92)
Kaleshin (1992)
Nazarenko (1993–94)
Novikov (1995)
Brazhnikov (1995–97)
Sinau (1998)
Poskotin (1998)
Yeshugov (1999–2000)
Shcherbachenko^c (2000)
Dolmatov (2001–02)
Komarov (2002)
Lagoida (2003)
Yuzhanin (2003–04)
Yeshugov (2004)
Nazarenko^c (2004)
Chovanec (2005)
Yakovenko (2006–07)
Nazarenko^c (2007)
Yeshugov (2007)
Tarkhanov (2008)
Pavlov (2008)
Galstyan^c (2008)
Protasov (2008)
Ovchinnikov (2009)
Galstyan (2009)
Petrescu (2010–12)
Krasnozhan (2012–13)
Kuchuk (2013)
Munteanu (2013)
Goncharenko (2013–14)
Kuchuk (2014–15)
Sosnitskiy^c (2015)
Khokhlov (2015)
Tashuyev (2015–16)
Papikyan^c (2016)
Osinkin (2016)
Petrescu (2016)
Semyonov^c (2016)
Kaleshin^c (2016)
Yuzhanin (2016–)

FC Terek Grozny – managers

Fyodorov (1968)
Smirnov (1969)
Zagretskiy (1969)
Morozov (1971)
Belousov (1972–73)
Dudayev (1976–77)
Frolov (1979)
Kirichenko (1979)
Yeskov (1981)
Mikheyev (1982)
L. Shevchenko (1984–85)
Dyachenko (1989–90)
Adiyev (1990)
Tarkhanov (1991)
Alkhanov (1992–93)
Mikheyev (1994)
Diniyev (2001)
Dzaitiyev^c (2001)
Platonov (2002)
Mikheyev^c (2002)
Koreshkov (2002)
Talgayev (2003–05)
Tarkhanov^c (2005–06)
Gaisumov^c (2006)
V. Shevchenko (2006)
Talgayev (2006–07)
Nazarenko (2008)
Hroznyi (2008–09)
Diniyev^c (2009)
Baidachny (2010)
Muñoz (2010–11)
Gullit (2011)
Baytiyev^c (2011)
Baytiyev (2011)
Cherchesov (2011–2013)
Krasnozhan (2013)
Talgayev^c (2013)
Rakhimov (2013–)

FC Luch-Energiya Vladivostok – managers

Gorshkov (1957)
Nazarov (1958)
Yakovlev (1959–61)
Sukhov (1962)
Kochetkov (1963–66)
Samarin (1967)
Kochetkov (1967–68)
Alyakrinskiy (1969)
Melkov (1969)
Kochetkov (1969)
Sokolov (1969–70)
Melkov (1971)
Yurchenko (1972)
Burchalkin (1973–76)
Batanov (1977)
Andres (1978)
Zubovskiy (1979–80)
Tatushin (1980)
Koberskiy (1981–84)
Nikolayev (1985)
Melkov (1986–87)
Koberskiy (1987–91)
Burchalkin (1992)
Ivchenko (1992–93)
Saenko (1994)
Burchalkin (1995)
Sekech (1996)
Kolokolov (1996)
Koberskiy (1997)
Fedyakin (1998–99)
Karamyan (2000)
Zhuravlyov (2000)
Lukyanov (2001)
Tolchev (2002)
Bolobonkin^c (2002)
Zhuravlyov (2002–03)
Saenko^c (2003)
Antikhovich (2003–04)
Afonin^c (2004)
Pavlov (2004–07)
Vulić (2008)
Altman^c (2008)
Zelkevičius (2009)
Yemelyanov^c (2009)
Arcos^c (2009)
Pobegalov (2009)
Nazarenko (2010)
Arcos (2010–11)
Pavlov (2011–12)
Yemelyanov (2012–13)
Grigoryan (2013–14)
Ushakhin (2014–15)
Veretennikov (2015)
Perednya (2015–)

FC Daugava – managers

Pašins (2001–02)
Grigjans (2003–04)
Pogodins (2005)
Yuran (2006)
Pogodins^c (2006)
Kiriakov (2006)
Kichigin^c (2006)
Petrenko (2007)
Pogodins^c (2007)
Gamula (2007)
Zemļinskis (2007–08)
Gamula (2008)
Kurbatovs (2009)
Pogodins (2010)
Laptev^c (2010)
Pogodins (2010)
Pertia (2010–11)
Pogodins^c (2011)
Nazarenko (2011)
Sabitov (2011–12)
Žavoronkovs^c (2012)
Tabanov (2012–2013)
Demidov (2014)
Orbu (2014)
Tabanov (2014–)

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