Sergey Viktorovich Pareyko (Est. Sergei Pareiko; born January 31, 1977, Tallinn, Estonian SSR) is an Estonian football goalkeeper who played in the championships of Russia, Estonia, and Poland. His connection to Nizhny Novgorod football is his spell with the club Volga in the 2013/14 season.[1]

Career

A product of the Tallinn schools Kopli and DFK Puma.[2] He began his professional career in Estonian clubs: from 1992 to 1998 he kept goal for Tevalte and Tallinna Sadam, and in 1997–98 he spent time at the Italian club Casale Calcio from Casale Monferrato.[2] In 1999–2000 he played for Levadia from Maardu (Estonia).[2]

In 2001 he moved to the Russian club Rotor (Volgograd), where he spent four seasons — from 2001 to 2004 — appearing in 51 matches in the Russian championship.[1] In 2005 he moved to Tom (Tomsk), for which he played six seasons in a row — through 2010 inclusive — and made 114 appearances in the Russian Premier League.[1]

In the 2010/11 through 2012/13 seasons he played in Poland's Ekstraklasa for Wisła of Kraków: over three seasons he made 64 league appearances and 11 appearances in European competitions.[2]

After finishing his time with Wisła, Pareyko returned to Estonia and continued his career in Estonian setups until 2018: for Levadia Tallinn (2015), Levadia U-21 (2016–2017), and FCI Levadia (2018).[2]

For the Estonia national team

Pareyko made his debut for the Estonia national team on August 31, 1996; he played his last match for the national team on November 17, 2015. Over that time he played 65 official games and conceded 7 goals for the national team.[2] His overall record in 184 matches of the Russian championship is 57 wins, 41 draws, and 86 losses; 257 goals conceded.[1]

In Nizhny Novgorod

In the 2013/14 season, Pareyko played for Nizhny Novgorod's Volga in the Russian Premier League: he appeared in 19 matches (all as a starter, 1,710 minutes), conceding 38 goals and keeping 5 clean sheets.[1] In the 2014/15 season, he was listed in Volga's squad for the Football National League, but did not appear on the pitch.[3]

Links

  • Wikidata (Q561060 — entry in the free knowledge base)

Sources

  1. 100bombardirov.ru — 100 Top Scorers — Russian Championship — Sergey Pareyko
  2. footballfakts.ru — Pareyko Sergey Viktorovich, Born 01/31/1977. All footballers of Russia, the USSR, and the CIS. Information, Biographies, Teams, Matches, Goals, Interviews
  3. futbol365.ru — footballer PAREYKO Sergey Viktorovich — statistics, career, goals
  4. football.mojgorod.ru — EFeS: Encyclopedia of the History of the USSR and Russian Championships. Pareyko Sergey Viktorovich. Season 2001.
  5. goldsmith.narod.ru — ROSTER OF THE "ROTOR" TEAM OF 2001
  6. fc-tom.ru — Pareyko Sergey Viktorovich — Player Profile — Unofficial Website of FC "Tom"