Nizami Vəli oğlu Sadıqov ( Russian: Низами Садыгов) is an Azerbaijani former footballer and manager. [1]
Early life
Sadıqov was born in the Tovuz District and is nicknamed "Jafar" in Azerbaijan, a nickname he received as a child. [2]
Club playing career
Sadıqov was considered a fan favorite as a footballer. [3] After retiring as a footballer, he was considered a legend in Tovuz football. [4] Sadıqov is the Azerbaijan Premier League record holder for not conceding a ball for 1106 consecutive minutes and is also the record holder for goalkeeper with the most goals at twenty-one goals, twelve of which were penalties. [5] He claims that he scored twenty-four goals instead of twenty-one. [6] In total, he made 222 Azerbaijan Premier League appearances and scored 8 goals as a goalkeeper and made 26 appearances and scored 13 goals as a field player. [5]
International playing career
Sadıqov played for the Azerbaijan national football team, including a 1996 0–10 loss to France which went down in history as the "Tragedy of Auxerre". [7]
Managerial career
Sadıqov has been appointed manager of Azerbaijani side Turan on several separate occasions and has been accused of match-fixing. [8] After that, he was appointed youth manager of Turan. [4]
Personal life
Sadıqov is the father of Azerbaijani footballer Ilkin Sadıqov. [9]
References
- ^ "Футбол из суровых 90-х: Из Товуза игроки Нефтчи вернулись невредимыми лишь ценой добровольной сдачи матча". azerifootball.com.
- ^ ""CƏFƏR" LƏQƏBLİ VETERAN FUTBOLÇU İLƏ KEÇMİŞƏ SƏYAHƏT". sportline.az.
- ^ "Nizami Sadıqov – bombardir qapıçı". kepeztv.az.
- ^ a b "Nizami Sadıqov: "Bizim dövrün futbolçularının ustalığı daha yüksək idi"". rekord.az.
- ^ a b "Müasir futbolun ata-oğulları: Azərbaycandan kimlər var?". report.az.
- ^ "Qapıçı Nizami Sadıqov: "Mən 21 yox, 24 qol vurmuşam"". qol.az.
- ^ "Nizami Sadıqov: "O oyundan sonra gözümüzə yuxu getmədi"". sportal.az.
- ^ "Nizami Sadıqov: "Quzu kəsim, şey eləməyin..." - MÜSAHİBƏ". sportnet.az (Archived).
- ^ "Nizami Sadıqov: "Bizim adımıza biabırçılıqdır"". sportinfo.az.
 | This biographical article relating to Azerbaijani association football is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. |
- Men's association football goalkeepers
- Azerbaijan men's international footballers
- Azerbaijan Premier League managers
- Azerbaijan Premier League players
- Azerbaijani football managers
- Azerbaijani men's footballers
- Living people
- Turan Tovuz managers
- Turan Tovuz players
- Azerbaijani football biography stubs
Nizami Vəli oğlu Sadıqov ( Russian: Низами Садыгов) is an Azerbaijani former footballer and manager. [1]
Early life
Sadıqov was born in the Tovuz District and is nicknamed "Jafar" in Azerbaijan, a nickname he received as a child. [2]
Club playing career
Sadıqov was considered a fan favorite as a footballer. [3] After retiring as a footballer, he was considered a legend in Tovuz football. [4] Sadıqov is the Azerbaijan Premier League record holder for not conceding a ball for 1106 consecutive minutes and is also the record holder for goalkeeper with the most goals at twenty-one goals, twelve of which were penalties. [5] He claims that he scored twenty-four goals instead of twenty-one. [6] In total, he made 222 Azerbaijan Premier League appearances and scored 8 goals as a goalkeeper and made 26 appearances and scored 13 goals as a field player. [5]
International playing career
Sadıqov played for the Azerbaijan national football team, including a 1996 0–10 loss to France which went down in history as the "Tragedy of Auxerre". [7]
Managerial career
Sadıqov has been appointed manager of Azerbaijani side Turan on several separate occasions and has been accused of match-fixing. [8] After that, he was appointed youth manager of Turan. [4]
Personal life
Sadıqov is the father of Azerbaijani footballer Ilkin Sadıqov. [9]
References
- ^ "Футбол из суровых 90-х: Из Товуза игроки Нефтчи вернулись невредимыми лишь ценой добровольной сдачи матча". azerifootball.com.
- ^ ""CƏFƏR" LƏQƏBLİ VETERAN FUTBOLÇU İLƏ KEÇMİŞƏ SƏYAHƏT". sportline.az.
- ^ "Nizami Sadıqov – bombardir qapıçı". kepeztv.az.
- ^ a b "Nizami Sadıqov: "Bizim dövrün futbolçularının ustalığı daha yüksək idi"". rekord.az.
- ^ a b "Müasir futbolun ata-oğulları: Azərbaycandan kimlər var?". report.az.
- ^ "Qapıçı Nizami Sadıqov: "Mən 21 yox, 24 qol vurmuşam"". qol.az.
- ^ "Nizami Sadıqov: "O oyundan sonra gözümüzə yuxu getmədi"". sportal.az.
- ^ "Nizami Sadıqov: "Quzu kəsim, şey eləməyin..." - MÜSAHİBƏ". sportnet.az (Archived).
- ^ "Nizami Sadıqov: "Bizim adımıza biabırçılıqdır"". sportinfo.az.
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| This biographical article relating to Azerbaijani association football is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. |
- Men's association football goalkeepers
- Azerbaijan men's international footballers
- Azerbaijan Premier League managers
- Azerbaijan Premier League players
- Azerbaijani football managers
- Azerbaijani men's footballers
- Living people
- Turan Tovuz managers
- Turan Tovuz players
- Azerbaijani football biography stubs