Zaur Hashimov

Azerbaijani footballer and manager

Zaur Hashimov - Athletes & Sports Figures born January 24th, 1981
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Played as a midfielder in professional football, primarily associated with FC Baku and the Azerbaijani national team. Transitioned to management after retirement from playing. Served as head coach for multiple clubs, contributing to the development of football in Azerbaijan.

Played for FC Baku

Managed several Azerbaijani clubs

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