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Vladimir Nikanorov
Soviet association football player and ice hockey player (1917-1980)
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- Momentum1.6
- Wikipedia170
Lived 1917–1980, aged 63
FootballersFootball / Soccer Player
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Updated 2026-06-17
Vladimir Nikolaevich Nikanorov 2 [15] July 1917, Moscow, Russian Empire - 20 May 1980, Moscow, USSR) - was a Soviet footballer (goalkeeper) and hockey player (defender). Honored Master of Sports of the USSR. Five-time champion of the USSR in football, three-time winner of the USSR Cup in football. Three-time USSR ice hockey champion. The first captain of the USSR national ice hockey team. He was also part of the Soviet Union's squad for the 1952 Summer Olympics, but he did not play in any matches.
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- PFC CSKA Moscow1954–1954
- FC MVO Moscow1953–1953
- Soviet Union national association football team1952–1952
- PFC CSKA Moscow1940–1952
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| 1953–1953 | 6 | 5 |
| 1940–1952 | 190 | 0 |
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- Honoured Master of Sports of the USSR
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- Никаноров Володимир МиколайовичLow confidencewikipedia · uk.wikipedia.org
- ڤلاديمير نيكانوروڤLow confidencewikipedia · arz.wikipedia.org
- Владимир НиканоровLow confidencewikipedia · bg.wikipedia.org
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