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Viktor Shustikov
Soviet-Russian footballer (1939-2025) · Russia · On the map · Footballers · Died at 86
Viktor Mikhailovich Shustikov was a Russian footballer who played as a defender. From Moscow, he played for the club Torpedo Moscow for the entirety of his senior career, from 1958 to 1973.
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Valentin Ivanov Teammate at FC Torpedo Moscow, 1958-1966
Eduard Streltsov Teammate at FC Torpedo Moscow, 1965-1970
Valery Voronin Teammate at FC Torpedo Moscow, 1958-1969
Anzor Kavazashvili Teammate at FC Torpedo Moscow, 1960-1968- Aleksandr Lenev Teammate at FC Torpedo Moscow, 1965-1971
- Boris Batanov Teammate at FC Torpedo Moscow, 1960-1966
- Aleksandr Medakin Teammate at FC Torpedo Moscow, 1958-1963
- Vadim Nikonov Teammate at FC Torpedo Moscow, 1967-1973
Slava Metreveli Teammate at FC Torpedo Moscow, 1958-1962
Yevhen Rudakov Teammate at FC Torpedo Moscow, 1958-1960- Gennadi Gusarov Teammate at FC Torpedo Moscow, 1958-1962
- Leonid Alfonsovich Ostrovski Teammate at FC Torpedo Moscow, 1958-1962
- Nikolai Manoshin Teammate at FC Torpedo Moscow, 1958-1962
- Viktor Bannikov Teammate at FC Torpedo Moscow, 1970-1973
- Yuri Falin Teammate at FC Torpedo Moscow, 1958-1960
Mikhail Gershkovich Teammate at FC Torpedo Moscow, 1967-1971- Vladimir Shcherbakov Teammate at FC Torpedo Moscow, 1964-1968
- Vyacheslav Andreyuk Teammate at FC Torpedo Moscow, 1963-1967
- Vladimir Alekseyevich Mikhaylov Teammate at FC Torpedo Moscow, 1965-1967
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He made 427 appearances for them, a record, and helped them win the Soviet Top League championship twice as well as the Soviet Cup three times. He also made eight appearances for the USSR national football team, being a member of their silver medal-winning team at the 1964 European Nations' Cup. After his playing career, he worked as a coach.
