Aleksandr Lomovitskiy
Full name in native alphabet: Александр Евгеньевич Ломовицкий
Country: Russia
Date of birth: 27/01/1998 (18 years old)
Place of birth: Moscow (Russia)
Height: 181cm
Youth career: Spartak Moscow
Current club: Spartak Moscow
Squad number: 91
Current national team: Russia U-18
Position: left-back, winger
Preferred foot: left
Market value (by transfermarkt.de): 300.000 €
Tournaments participated in: 2015 UEFA European Under-17 Championship qualification elite round (3/1), 2015 UEFA European Under-17 Championship (4/0), 2015 FIFA U-17 World Cup (4/0), UEFA Youth League 2015/2016 (2/1)
Contract until: unknown
Player’s agent: unknown
Transfer rumours: —
Similar type of player: Andros Townsend
Strengths:
– pace 
– acceleration
– dribbling
– crossing
– athleticism 
– dynamism 
– ball control
– set pieces
– ambidexterity 
Weaknesses:
No significant weaknesses.
Style of play:
– explosive winger
– likes to cross
– likes to vary his play by cutting inside, running to the by-line and swapping wings
– likes to dribble
– counter attack threat
– able to score and dribble comfortably with both feet
– exceptional ability to maneuver in small spaces
– often uses his creativity and passing skills to set up goals for other players
– skilful on the ball and calm under pressure
– known for his explosive acceleration, and his dribbling ability at speed
– competent set piece taker
– good physical and technical prowess
– excellent balance and changes of pace
– equally good on both wings
– has the ability to threaten from outside of the 18-yard box
– gets fouled often
He is best suited to playing as:
Left winger in 4-2-3-1.
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Achievements:
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League summary (as for 30 May 2016):
No senior team appearances yet.
Description:
Aleksandr Lomovitskiy is a product of Spartak Moscow youth academy – team he describes as his ‘dream club’. He showed himself to a wider crowd at the 2015 European Under-17 Championship, where he was one of the best players of young “Sborna” side that made it to the semi-final, but got knocked out by a very strong Germany team. A few months later, he played at the 2015 FIFA U-17 World Cup, but Russia lost unexpectedly to Ecuador in the last 16 at that tournament. He didn’t make his professional debut yet, but Spartak coaches aren’t afraid to give youth a chance – Aleksandr Zuev, Georgi Melkadze, Denis Davydov and Igor Leontjev – are the best examples of that, so it is possible that highly-rated Aleksandr will break into the senior side very soon.
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Football Talent Scout potential rating:
7/10 
Country-scale star with top European club ambition.
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