The Spartak school brought up many good players. Among the new generation stands out bright football player Artyom Dziuba, whose photo is often available to football fans. In his native club, he did not succeed in everything, but, moving to other teams, he was always their leader. This football player has faced many difficulties in his career, but he has always overcome them. Dzyuba has become a real idol for boys who dream of becoming the same popular athletes in the future.

The beginning of a sports career

Dziuba was born on August 22, 1988 in Moscow. At the age of 8, Artyom was invited to watch in football club"Spartak" Alexey Yartsev. Dzyuba at this age was physically stronger than the rest of the children. Good physical data and now help him in the game. Artyom Dziuba was liked by the coaches of the nursery sports school and they put him on the team.

After graduating from the school of FC Spartak, Artyom played a little for the double and was immediately invited to the main team. Artyom Dziuba made his debut for the main team in the Russian Cup match against FC Ural. And Dziuba began his performance in the national championship in the 12th round, playing against FC Saturn. In both matches, this young footballer came on as a substitute.

The head coach of FC Spartak liked the game of Artyom Dzyuba, and already in the return game of the Russian Cup with Ural he played from the first minutes. In 2007, Artyom Dzyuba became a player in the main squad. In total, he played 27 games and scored 5 goals. At the end of this year, FC "Spartak" became the second in the standings. Artyom at such a young age became the silver medalist of the Russian Championship. But in next year this young talent lost his place in the squad. In the Dziuba championship, Artyom played 16 games and was replaced in each of them.

Conflict and subsequent lease to Tomsk

In 2009, Artyom played for his native club Spartak for only half of the season. He scored 2 goals in 8 games played. Then there was a conflict at the training camp in Austria. Vladimir Bystrov lost 23,000 rubles from his room. As a result of the investigation, this money was found in Artyom's pocket. He immediately said that he was framed. But the management decided to send the forward to Tomsk.

There he got more playing time. In the second half of the championship, Dziuba entered the field 18 times and scored 5 goals. Particularly successful was the game against the suburban “Saturn”. In this game, Artyom showed high level games and scored 2 goals.

Dziuba also spent the 2010-2011 season at a football club from Tomsk. Speaking for him, Artyom Dziuba (football player) scored 10 goals. Many sports experts noted his progress. Many clubs became interested in him. FC Spartak, seeing how Artyom added, decided to return him to the team again.

Return to FC Spartak

Returning to FC Spartak, Artyom began to score regularly in important matches. Thanks to his game, FC "Spartak" defeated the Novosibirsk club with a score of 2:0 and advanced to the 1/4 finals. In April, FC "Spartak" after a goal by Dziuba won against FC "Spartak - Nalchik". The next month of this season, Spartak met with Krasnodar. Spartak had a great match, beating him 4-0. Artyom made a double in this game.

In 2012, Dziuba, at an away game against FC Zenit from the city of St. Petersburg, entered the field with a captain's armband, which is extremely rare at such a young age. In this match, FC "Spartak" won with a score of 3: 2, largely thanks to great game his captain. And also this striker with his goals helped Spartak get into the most prestigious club tournament - the Champions League.

Performance in Spartak and change of coaches

After the arrival of the new Spanish coach Unai Emery in 2012, a lot has changed at the club. This coach has already worked in many teams and he has experience of how to win tournaments. Under the Spanish mentor, Dzyuba received a lot of playing time, but he managed to score only at the end of September against Amkar. At first, FC Spartak showed good results, but this did not last long. Spartacus began to lose points and slowly fall in the standings.

Unai Emery, trying to improve the game, began to make changes in the composition. Many base players began to sit on the bench. Artyom is one of them. After "Spartak" lost to Moscow FC "Dynamo" with a score of 1:5, the Spanish coach was fired. Many players spoke negatively about the foreigner, calling him a coach.

Then the post of head coach at Spartak was taken by Valery Karpin. The new mentor trusted Artem, but the striker's performance left much to be desired.

Rent in Rostov

Valery Karpin next year began to use the tactics of 4-3-3. Dziuba did not fit under her, and it was clear that he would lose his place in the main team. In July 2013, this striker was released on loan to FC Rostov-on-Don. Artyom quickly got used to the new club and became a real idol for the fans. In his first match, he scored two goals. Thanks to them, “Rostov” beat “Terek”. In the game with Tomyu, the former Spartak player scored a hat-trick and topped the list of league scorers.

The second half was less successful for Artyom. It is worth noting that, playing for Rostov, Dzyuba won his first trophy - the Russian Cup. At the moment, this striker plays for Zenit. As part of this club, Dzyuba played in the playoffs of the Champions League.

Athlete's family

Father, Sergey Vladimirovich Dzyuba, was born and lived for a long time in Ukraine. Mom, Svetlana Alexandrovna, despite the fact that she was born in Chuvashia, rather quickly left for Moscow. There she quickly made a career for herself. At first, Svetlana worked as a saleswoman in a store. But over time, she was promoted to deputy director. It was in the store where Svetlana worked that they met. The family lived modestly in a communal apartment, only after some time they managed to save up for an apartment in the Novokosino area. Artyom has a younger sister named Olga. Artyom Dziuba is married, his wife's name is Christina. This married couple has a son, Nikita.

Athlete achievements

Artyom during his career became a two-time winner of the Russian Cup and the Russian Super Cup. In addition to team awards, Dzyuba has many personal achievements. He is one of the top 100 scorers and has been recognized many times best player championship.

Unpleasant moments occurred in Artyom's career. Artyom Dzyuba, whose biography is difficult, nevertheless managed to become the main player in Zenit and the Russian national team. Given the strong interest in Dziuba, it is possible that in the future this forward striker will leave to play in a stronger football league. But while he is one of the most popular football players RFL, as well as his team.

Artyom Dzyuba - famous football player, forward of FC Zenit and the Russian national team. My football career current hope Russian football started with the Spartak club.

Family and childhood of Artem Dzyuba

In 1988, the future forward of the Russian national football team was born in one of the houses in Moscow. Artyom's parents, by the nature of their activities, had nothing to do with football. Father, Sergey, a Ukrainian by nationality, served in law enforcement agencies, Artem's mother, at the time of meeting her husband, worked as a seller in a grocery store. At first, the family lived in a communal apartment, then acquired their own housing. In 1992, a replenishment appeared in the family - daughter Olga was born.

Artyom s early childhood was fond of football. At the age of 8, the child was already enrolled in the Spartak Academy. The coaches saw great potential in the boy, Special attention Alexander Yartsev turned to the young talent. It was with the patronage of Alexander that the sports career of Artem Dziuba began.

The formation of the football player Artem Dziuba. FC Spartak

In 2005, Dzyuba moved to the backup team of the "adult" team. Soon after his confident demonstration of talent, Artyom was allowed to train with the main team.

A year later, the athlete made his debut in the main team of Spartak, when the football club met with the Yekaterinburg team Ural in the match for the Russian Cup.

The young football player officially got into the main team of FC Spartak in 2007, and in the very first season he managed to score 5 goals in 27 matches, for which Dzyuba was awarded the status of " top scorer season." Spartak took second place in the domestic championship, respectively, Artem Dziuba became the silver medalist of the competition.

In 2009, during the team's stay in Austria, Vladimir Bystrov, a club player, lost a large amount (23 thousand rubles), which was later found at Dziuba's. Artyom reacted categorically: he did not take the money, he was set up.

In connection with the incident, Artyom was transferred to the Tom team, where he quickly gained the authority of teammates and club fans. The young guy became a main striker, scoring 10 goals in a season. After the end of the season and the demonstration of excellent results, Dziuba returned to Spartak.

The 2011/2012 season was very successful for Dzyuba's career. He scored 1 of 3 goals in the match with the Swiss "Basel" (score 3:2 in favor of "Spartak"). In 2012, the forward was honored to wear the captain's armband. The first match (away match with Zenit on May 6, 2012) in the new powers ended with the victory of Spartak with a score of 3:2.

All goals of Artem Dzyuba for Spartak

However, soon the football player's career began to decline. The football player had to give way to a new player, Emmanuel Emenike, and when the head coach changed to Valery Karpin in November 2012, Dzyuba became a regular on the bench.

Further career of Artem Dzyuba. FC Zenit

In July 2013, on loan, Dzyuba moved to FC Rostov, where in the very first “battle” against Terek he scored two goals and led the team to victory. In the next match with the well-known Tomyu, Artyom scored a hat-trick. As part of the Rostov team, the young football player was awarded a silver place in the Russian Championship with 17 goals, losing to Seydou Doumbia from CSKA. As part of Rostov, Dzyuba also won his first prize - the Cup of Russia.

After a successful season, Artyom returned to Spartak. In the fall of 2014, the contract with the Moscow club ended, and Artyom refused to renew it, as he received a better offer from FC Zenit. The amount of the proposed contract reached €3.3 million, and in the summer of 2015 Artyom joined the legendary St. Petersburg team.

Artem Dziuba about the reasons for the transition to Zenit

In the very first game against Dynamo (July 19, 2015), Dzyuba earned a penalty kick, which was converted by Hulk. Artem Dzyuba scored the first goal for Zenit during the match against Ural.

On September 26, 2015, Spartak and Zenit entered into a confrontation at the Moscow Otkritie Arena. At the 87th minute of the match, Zenit striker Artem Dzyuba, with the help of Oleg Shatov, equalized the score - 2: 2, but out of respect for his former teammates, he did not celebrate the achievement.

As part of the first season as part of FC Zenit, Dziuba broke the Champions League record for the number of goals scored by Russians in one season: 6 goals, the last of which was a goal against FC Gent (the previous record belonged to Roman Shirokov).

Artem Dziuba in the Russian national team

Since 2009, Dzyuba has played for the youth team of the country, scoring 4 goals in 9 matches. In 2011, the player was included in the second squad of the Russian national team, but in the fall they were taken to the main team.

"Evening Urgant": Dzyuba, Cheryshev and Slutsky demonstrate new form national team

This was followed by a break, and only in September 2014, the young athlete took part in the national team as part of the qualifying match for the Euro 2016 Cup. His first goal was scored in the Liechtenstein team's net.

In September 2015, Dziuba scored brilliantly against the Swedes, bringing the victory to the Russian team. And a couple of days later, in a game with Liechtenstein, Dzyuba scored the so-called "poker" - 4 goals per match. This earned him the title of second in history. domestic football(USSR and Russia) a player who scored more than 3 goals in a game (the first was Oleg Salenko with 5 goals in a match against Cameroon).

Artyom was considered a promising young player who performs well both for Zenit and in the Russian national team. In autumn 2015, against Moldova, he scored the eighth goal of the tournament, setting the record for the most goals scored in a single cycle.

April 9, 2016 is a memorable date in professional career Artem Dzyuba. In a match with Perm "Amkar" he scored his hundredth goal.

In the second game against Egypt, Dziuba scored a goal in the 59th minute. The Russian team won with a score of 3:1. Also, the football player scored a goal from the penalty spot during the match between Russia and Spain in the 1/8 finals.

Artem Dzyuba is one of the most talented and, perhaps, the most controversial Russian football player of our time. Many scandals are associated with his name, both on the football field and far beyond its borders. In anticipation Euro 2016 striker "Zenith" was one of the most high hopes Russian team.

Biography of Artem Dzyuba

Artem Sergeevich Dzyuba was born on August 22, 1988 in Moscow. His family was not at all connected with sports, and even more so with football. The footballer's mother, originally from Chuvashia, first worked as a sales assistant in a grocery store near the Schelkovskaya metro station. After receiving higher education she was appointed deputy director. And his father, a native of the Poltava region of Ukraine, was a policeman. For several years the family lived in a communal apartment until they acquired their own housing. At the age of seven, Dziuba enters the Moscow Spartak school at the insistence of Alexandra Yartseva. There he progresses rapidly and at the age of 17 he becomes a player first in the backup, and then in the main team of the "red-whites". Your first match for main team"Spartak" forward played in the away match of 1/16 finals of the Cup of Russia 2006/07 against "Ural". Dziuba made his debut in the national championship on July 21, 2006, replacing Nikita Bazhenov during the game with Saturn. Following the results of his first season, he is recognized by the club's fans as the best young football player, having received the award "Small Golden Boar".

Since 2007, the striker has become a regular player of Spartak. In 27 matches, he managed to score 6 goals and was recognized as the top scorer of the season. Together with the Red-Whites, football player Artem Dzyuba became the silver medalist of the Russian Championship, however, after two good seasons, the striker's performance began to decline and he soon stopped going to the base.

Scandal with Bystrov

In 2009, at the training camp of Spartak in Austria, a story happened that greatly damaged the reputation of a football player. Midfielder "red-white" Vladimir Bystrov discovered the loss of 23,000 rubles, which, as it turned out later, he allegedly stole Artem Dzyuba. "Spartacus" took the side of Bystrov in this conflict, and Dzyuba was sent to "Tom" under a lease. At the same time, the existence of a video was announced, which confirms the involvement of the attacker in stealing money from Bystrov. However, no one has seen this recording, and its existence may simply be fiction. Dzyuba himself claims that in this situation he was set up and this version is confirmed by the ex-administrator of Spartak Alexander Hadji. According to the striker, someday he will tell about all the details of the situation with Bystrov, but now Dzyuba is not yet ready to talk about it.

Having moved to Tom, football player Artem Dzyuba very quickly became one of the leading players. As part of the Tomsk club, he played until the end of the 2010 season and scored 15 goals in 35 matches. After such success, Dzyuba returns to Spartak and scores 14 goals in the 2011/12 transition season, becoming one of the team leaders.

"Player" and "coach"

But already in the next season, the striker's performance is on the decline again. This is largely due to the poor results of the team, which after the second place in 2012 with the arrival of the Spanish coach Unai Emery fell into the middle standings. After the defeat from Dynamo in the 17th round of the Russian Championship with a score of 1:5, Dziuba calls the mentor of the “red-whites” in front of journalists "coach". It is worth noting that the author of the only goal of Spartak in this match was precisely Artem Dziuba, biography which was replenished with the nickname "Player". The leadership of the “red-whites” dismisses Emery and leads the team Valery Karpin. Dzyuba again becomes a base player, but there are rumors of a conflict with the head coach, and after the season, the striker goes to Rostov on a lease.

The final departure from Spartak

In Rostov, football player Artem Dzyuba spends one of best seasons career, scoring 19 goals in 30 matches. He ranks second in the list of scorers of the Russian championship with 17 goals. Artem Dziuba, photo which fans begin to accompany with signatures "Jubinho", did not hide the fact that Rostov was for him a kind of springboard in his career. Seeing such successes, the leadership of Spartak again decides to return the striker to the team and offers him a new contract. But the football player rejects Spartak's offer, after which the club's board of directors decides to abandon the idea of ​​renewing the contract with the striker. In February 2015, it became known that the player had agreed to a contract with Petersburg "Zenith" and will join the new team after the end of the season. The leadership of Spartak, having learned about this, transferred the football player Artem Dziuba to the reserve and refused to give him the opportunity to receive playing practice before the contract expired. The Moscow club received several offers to rent Dzyuba, but the Red-Whites refused each of them.

Artem Dziuba in Zenit

In July 2015, the leadership of the St. Petersburg club officially introduced the striker as a new Zenit player. Already in the first round RFPL of the season 2015/16 he debuted for new team. It is worth noting that in this game the football player was recognized as the best player. Artem Dzyuba. "Zenith" became a club in which the striker began to demonstrate his best football while showing high performance. A bunch of Dziuba with the Brazilian Hulk became the best at the end of the season in Russia, recording 32 goals and 22 assists. After leaving Spartak, Dziuba won the trophy in the first season, winning the Russian Cup with Zenit.

Maria Orzul and Artem Dzyuba

The Zenit striker is married and has two sons. Artem Dziuba and his wife Christina met at the celebration of the New Year 2012 and, according to the football player himself, they began to meet almost immediately. Before the Euro 2016 qualifier against Montenegro, the player was spotted with another girl, who turned out to be TV presenter Maria Orzul. After posting the video Maria Orzul and Artem Dzyuba about an hour together are in the car "Infinity", broke out loud scandal, and the footballer's family almost fell apart. However, Christina forgave Artyom for treason, and the attacker himself admitted that he had drawn conclusions from this situation. Artem Dziuba and his wife decided to forget this conflict and turn the page with an unpleasant story.

Recently, a second son was born in the family of a football player. This happened before the match for the Cup of Russia with Kuban, in which the club won, and one of the main characters on the field was Artem Dzyuba. A son became the second child in the family of a football player and, according to the striker, this significantly strengthened his relationship with his wife after the incident with Orzul. Artem Dziuba and his wife try to be less visible to the press and very reverently guard the peace of their family.

Russian footballer, forward of the St. Petersburg "Zenith" and the Russian national team.

Artem Dziuba is perhaps the most controversial Russian football player, whose name is associated with many scandals that occurred not only on the playing field, but also beyond.

Childhood and parents of Artem Dziuba

Artem Dzyuba was born on August 22, 1988 in Moscow, in a family far from sports. Artem's father is from Ukraine, he worked in law enforcement agencies. Artem's mother, from Chuvashia, worked as a shop assistant, where she met her future husband.

The family did not live well. Until the age of 10, the future football player lived with his parents in a communal apartment in the center of the capital. Having accumulated funds, the parents bought an apartment in the Novokosino area.

Artem Sergeevich has a younger sister Olga (1992).

From early childhood, Artem was fond of football. Played since the age of 8 football academy"Spartacus". Dzyuba was noted by the coach of the children's youth team Alexander Yartsev, the son of the Soviet football player and honored coach of Russia Grigory Yartsev.

Start sports career and first performances

At the age of 17, the young man was transferred to the adult team, and he began to play for the backup team on the recommendation of the Soviet football player Yevgeny Sidorov. Showing good game, Dziuba was invited to play for the main team.

His debut in the red and white team took place in 2006 in the Russian Cup match against the Yekaterinburg "Ural". In total, during the 2006/07 season, Dziuba played eight matches, never hitting the opponents' gates.

The next season was more successful for the Spartak striker. For the whole season, he scored five goals and played 27 games in the team, without missing a single tournament. In the Premier League, he managed to score the only goal against the opponent, equalizing and leading the team away from defeat. Successful performances in the 2007/08 season, they brought the striker the title of "top scorer of the season", and the red-whites took second place in the domestic championship.

The 2008/09 season was marked by failures for Dzyuba: the young talent lost his place in the squad, and played 16 games in the championship and was replaced in each of them.

Scandal with the loss of money and transfer to "Tom"

An attempt to be in the main part of the red-whites in 2009 ended in failure for the 20-year-old striker for a reason far from the football field.

At the training camp in Austria, his teammate Vladimir Bystrov lost money. As a result of his own investigation, Bystrov found in the pocket of Artem Dziuba the amount (23 thousand rubles) that had been stolen.

The striker himself denied his guilt and claimed that he had been set up. However, he did not go to court with libel charges. The leadership of Spartak and the team then took the side of Bystrov, and Dziuba was loaned to Tom.

After this scandal, the football player called Bystrov “product number 23” in an interview, and Vladimir, commenting on this situation, answered: “We were with him in the national team - we say hello. On the field, too. But that's not how we're friends."

In the Tomsk team, Dziuba quickly achieved success and in 2010 became the main forward, scoring 10 goals in a season. After the end of the season, Dziuba returned to Spartak.

"Player" vs "coach"

The next two seasons with Spartak were quite successful for the footballer. He managed to score a goal in a Europa League match against Swiss Basel. In May 2012, the striker appeared on the field with the captain's armband, which was unusual for such a young player.

The 2012/13 season was marked for the team by a change of coach. The Spanish specialist Unai Emery was to lead the club. At the beginning of the season, Dziuba received a lot of playing time, but there was no result. Then the Spanish coach put the player on the bench.

After another unsuccessful match, journalists approached Dziuba with a request to comment on the game, to which he replied: “Yes, let our “coach” speak. Since then, Dzyuba has been firmly entrenched in the nickname "Player".

Unai Emery himself has since won the Europa League three times in a row with the Spanish Sevilla and today coaches Neymar at PSG.

Dziuba's scandalous transfer to Zenit St. Petersburg

Dzyuba's transfer to the St. Petersburg club, which is the main rival of the red-whites, was another reason for scandalous story in which a football player and money were involved.

In the fall of 2014, the footballer refused to renew his contract with Spartak and rejected a new one, believing that he deserved a larger fee. According to the club's shareholder Leonid Fedun, three proposals were made to the player, and the last one was so big that the board of directors was against it.

Rejecting all the proposals of the red and white, Dziuba signed an agreement with Zenit in the amount of 3.3 million euros. And the president of the red-whites said that there would be no new proposals for Dzyuba, and "for a penny, he will strangle his relatives."

Instead of forgetting this story, Dziuba tried to sue Spartak in court for the amount that was withheld as a fine for commenting on the situation (this was prohibited according to the contract).

The phenomenal love of Artem Dzyuba for money was even beaten in one of the KVN numbers.

Dziuba received the 22nd number at Zenit and made his debut in the match for the new team in July 2015. A week later he scored his first goal for the St. Petersburg club.

At the beginning of 2017, he was chosen as the vice-captain of the team, and on November 19 he played his 100th match as part of the St. Petersburg team. Later he was withdrawn from the team and at the end of January 2018 was loaned to Arsenal Tula until the end of the season.

In response to the fact that Zenit did not take Artem Dzyuba to the first winter training camp, the footballer posted on his Instagram a video from the gym with the hashtags #HealthyLion” and #ReadyForAll100 and added a translation of the poem by the English poet William Henley “Unbowed”.

Artem Dzyuba in the national team of Russia

In 2009, Artem played in the national youth team. Then he played 9 games and scored 9 goals against opponents.

In 2011, he received a call to the national reserve team. In the autumn of the same year, he was called up to the main team for the game with Greece, where he spent the first half.

He played his second match in the Russian national team in a game against the United States in November 2012. In 2014, he was initially included in the list of candidates for the 2014 World Cup, but was later transferred to the reserve.

Dziuba scored his first goal for the Russian national team in 2014 in qualifying match European Championship 2016 against Liechtenstein. The second ball, a footballer in the national team, flew into the gates of the Swedish national team in the fall of 2015.

On June 3, 2018, Dzyuba was included in the final application of the Russian national team. Artem scored his first goal at the 2018 World Cup on June 14 in the game against Saudi Arabia, replacing Fedorov Smolov in the 70th minute of the game.

In the second match against the Egyptian national team, Dziuba also managed to hit the opponent's goal, scoring one of the three winning goals.

Personal life of Artem Dziuba

The personal life of the Russian striker is also full of scandals and intrigues. Dziuba is married to a girl named Christina, whom, as it turned out, he recaptured from his best friend and a pupil of "Spartak" Ivan Komissarov. But no one would have known about it if he himself had not told about it in an interview.

According to Dzyuba, his friend liked Christina. Artem invited Ivan to invite her and her friends to Moscow and celebrate the New Year together.

As a result, it turned out that Dziuba also liked Christina. Not tormented by doubts, he decided to get the girl, and left his friend with a nose. “There was a big company, we got to know each other. The victory was mine. Almost immediately, ”quotes the media forward.

A month after they met, the couple legalized the relationship, and in 2013 their son Nikita was born, who already goes to football section.

The victory he won in the fight for the girl almost turned into a resounding fiasco for Dzyuba in 2015, when he was convicted of treason with TV presenter Maria Orzul. This incident cost her a divorce from her husband, the director sports programs TV channel "Russia 24" Alexander Tashchin.

And the footballer managed to beg forgiveness from his wife. According to Artem, he was ashamed in front of his wife, and after this situation he revised his values.

Russian footballer Dziuba Artem was born in Moscow on August 22, 1988, plays for the Russian national team and plays for the Zenit club under number 22. For 2018, the player was temporarily loaned to Tula Arsenal.

Artem has a bright stately appearance. With a height of 196 cm, it weighs a little over 90 kg.

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Artem's father is from Ukraine, but by the time the future football player was born, the family lived in Moscow. Artem's parents were not connected with football: his father worked in law enforcement, and his mother was a shop assistant. Artem also has a younger sister, Olga. The whole family lived in a Moscow communal apartment. Later they bought their own apartment in the capital.

Since childhood, Artem attended sports section and always dreamed of becoming an outstanding football player. By the age of 8, his talent was noticed, and the boy was invited to the Spartak Academy. When the guy was 17 years old, he was invited to the adult Spartak team. At first, he did not play in the first team, but a year later he played for the main team in 8 matches.

Career

Being part of Spartak until 2015, the footballer was repeatedly transferred on loan to other clubs: Tom in 2009/2010, Rostov in 2013/2014/2015. The reasons were different: both scandals, and failures in the performance in the first team, and the desire of the club to make money.

From February 2015 to the present, Artem Dzyuba has been playing for the Zenit club (St. Petersburg). The player earns more than 3 million euros a year. In 2018, the player was loaned to Arsenal Tula for the entire season. At the same time, he participated in the match against his current club and scored a goal, thereby bringing Arsenal a draw in this meeting.

Artem started playing in the UEFA Cup in 2007 and has 15 goals scored in the Eurocup. The 2015/2016 season was the most successful for him - then Artem scored 6 goals.

Artem began playing for the Russian national team in 2011. Only in 2014 he managed to score 2 goals in the national team, after which in each season he had at least 3 goals. In total, during his career in the national team, Dzyuba played in 27 matches and scored 14 goals.

Personal life

The football player is married and together with his wife Christina they are raising their sons Nikita and Maxim. Wife Christina is not a public person. The couple met in Nizhny Novgorod and after a month of dating officially formalized the relationship. At that time, Christina was a student. In 2013, the couple had their first child.

In 2015, a provocative photo of Artem and the famous TV presenter Orzul appeared on the Internet. This caused indignation of fans and many questions to the football player from the public. Artem admitted his guilt, revised family values ​​and made a lot of efforts to save the marriage.

In 2016, the second son was born in the family of a football player, named Maxim. Artem himself is trying to protect the family from curious journalists and numerous admirers. Doesn't post personal photos online. However, in one of the interviews he said that Nikita attends the football section and is making progress. It’s too early to talk about the preferences of the younger, but the mischievous character is perfect for a hockey player, according to Artem.

Interests and hobbies

In an interview, Artem repeatedly mentioned that he likes to relax reading books or playing computer games. Of contemporary writers, Dziuba likes Daniel Keyes. Of course, the preferences in games on a console or computer are football, for example, FIFA and NHL.