Club career Diniyar Bilyaletdinov

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1 club career

1.1 lokomotiv moscow
1.2 everton
1.3 spartak moscow
1.4 anzhi makhachkala
1.5 trakai





club career
lokomotiv moscow

a native of moscow, bilyaletdinov began career in lokomotiv moscow youth teams. after making debut in 2004 @ age of 19, became first team regular. in first season club won russian premier league , named league s young player of year. lokomotiv captain 2007 season.



bilyaletdinov playing lokomotiv moscow in 2007.


everton

bilyaletdinov signed four-year contract english club everton in august 2009 undisclosed fee – believed £9 million – upon recommendation national team manager guus hiddink, @ chelsea @ time. move made him everton s third expensive signing in history.


he made debut everton coming on 89th-minute substitute in 2–1 win on wigan athletic later in month. on 17 october 2009, bilyaletdinov scored first goal club in 1–1 draw against wolverhampton wanderers , scored again on following week in 1–1 draw against aston villa, received first red card in premier league later on in match.


he contributed 2 assists in first-ever start everton in inaugural uefa europa league in 4–0 win on aek athens, , scored against them again in last group stage game. bilyaletdinov scored 7 goals in first season in england, including 1 against manchester united voted club s goal of season. on final day of 2009–10 9 may 2010, scored brilliant goal in everton s 1–0 win on portsmouth arguably better goal of season scored.


the following season, bilyaletdinov began find himself on bench, in second half of season, made more appearances following departure of steven pienaar tottenham hotspur. bilyaletdinov scored first goal of 2010-11 premier league season coming on substitute against west ham united , scored second against wolverhampton wanderers. in final game of 2010–11 season, on 14 may, bilyaletdinov received red card in 1–0 loss against west brom. after game, club decided not appeal sending off, served three-match ban ahead of new season.


however, despite scoring 9 goals in 77 appearances, failed make major impact during time @ everton , had been on fringes of first team squad during 2011–12 season after finding himself playing in reserves. in november 2011, bilyaletdinov said sought leave club if did not first team place, feared losing place in national team. bilyaletdinov made last appearance everton in 1–1 draw against aston villa on 14 january 2012. after leaving everton, bilyaletdinov spoke out criticising tactics , lack of creativity problem of scoring.



bilyaletdinov in match against bohemian.


spartak moscow

in january 2012, bilyaletdinov sold spartak moscow undisclosed fee, everton wished raise funds buy other players. after move spartak moscow, bilyaletdinov given number 25 shirt.


bilyaletdinov made debut spartak moscow in 1–1 draw against rubin kazan on 5 march 2012. on 6 may 2012, bilyaletdinov scored first goal in on 3 years since leaving country , first club in 3–2 win on zenit saint petersburg.


anzhi makhachkala

in january 2014, bilyaletdinov loaned out spartak moscow rfpl rivals anzhi makhachkala.


trakai

on 19 september 2017, signed lithuanian club fk trakai.








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