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RUSLAN IHOROVYCH VAAL (KIRPIKOV)
Football player (scorer)
RUSLAN IHOROVYCH VAAL (KIRPIKOV)
Born July 1, 1971, Altai Krai, Rubtsovsk city. Soviet and Ukrainian football player. Studied at Army Sport Club (Kyiv) and the Dynamo Youth Sports School named after V.V. Lobanovskyi. From 1988 to 1990 he played for FC “Kolos Myronivka”. In 1990-1992 he served in Kyiv Army Sport Club, which participated in the first Ukrainian championship.
1996-97 played in the top league of the Chinese championship.
From 1997-1998 he returned to Ukraine and played for the FC “Kremen” Kremenchuk teams. Since 2000 he has played for teams in Moldova, Poland, Slovakia, and Germany.
From 2003 to 2005, as part of the USSR team, he became the champion of England in mini-football and the best scorer of the Championship.
In 2007, as part of the England team, he took 6th place at the "World Cup" in the Republic of Sakha (Russia).
In 2008, the European Cup in Turkey, 5th place.
ACHIEVEMENTS
From 1988-90 FC Kolos 23 games - 3 goals
1990-1992 Sports Club Army (Kyiv) 17-0
1992-95 FC Nyva-Borysfen 40 games - 15 goals
1995-96 FC Slavutych (Slavutych) 15 games - 7 goals
1996-97 FC Tianjin (Samsung) 10 games - 5 goals
1997 FC Kremne (Kremenchuk). 3 games – 0
1997 FC Gorniak-sport (Komsomolsk) 11 games - 3 goals
1998-99 FC Agro (Chisinau) Moldova 6-1
2000 FC Hemlon (Humennoe) Slovakia 4-1
2000 FC Dinaburg (Daugavpils) Latvia 3-0 goals
2000-01 FC Anker (Wismar) 5-1 goals
2001 FC Sparta (Brodnica) 2-0 goals
2003-2008 FC USSR (London) futsal
PERSONAL LIFE
Wife - Svitlana Vaal
Children - Maryna Kirpikova (May 14, 1990 from his first marriage)
Diana Vaal - June 5, 2009)
Olivia Vaal - March 26, 2020
After finishing his sports career, he organized an International Organization (Kind Power Association), which, together with the Belgian company B&M Sport Football Training Education, organized training sessions for children's football coaches and organized children's international tournaments.