Aleksandr Bukharov

Russian footballer, FC Rubin Kazan striker

Aleksandr Bukharov - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 12th, 1985
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Born in 1985, professional footballer played primarily as a striker. Made significant contributions to FC Rubin Kazan, helping the team secure the Russian Premier League titles. Developed a reputation for goal-scoring abilities and versatility on the field, participating in various international competitions.

Won the Russian Premier League twice with FC Rubin Kazan

Scored key goals in national and international matches

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