Andre Frolov

Andre Frolov (born 18 April 1988, in Emmaste ) is an Estonian footballer, who stands at FC Flora Tallinn in the Estonian Meistriliiga under contract. With the Estonian record holder Frolov has already won two league titles in 2010 and 2011.

Career

Association

Andre Frolov first played at SK Balatonelle and later at JK Tervis Pärnu in the Esiliiga. In the season 2005, the midfielder with FC Flora Tallinn came to two inserts in the Meistriliiga against FC Kuressaare and Tallinn Dünamo. In the game against Dünamo Frolov scored on a Teet Allas Substitutes compared to 7:0 draw. As of 2006, Frolov played at FC Valga Warrior in the Meistriliiga and came at the end of season with the team on the bottom of the table and dismounted. In 2007, he joined the second team of FC Flora Tallinn. From 2008 to 2009 Frolov played at JK Viljandi Tulevik before he returned to FC Flora after the end of the 2009 summer break. In the 2010 Frolov could only brief appearances contribute to the championship title of the capital club. From 2011 he played as a regular player on the team the first team regularly and successfully defended at the end of the season the title successfully from the previous year it came up the victory in the Estonian Cup final against the JK Trans Narva, where Frolov contribute over the entire playing time of 90 minutes to could. A few months before the Este had won the Super Cup against FC Levadia Tallinn. The game, which was traditionally held before the season starts, it initially looked from the bank before he came in to replace the Finnish youth international Valeri Minkenen. The game was decided on penalties 5-3 for Flora.

National

Andre Frolov played for the U-17 International for Estonia. About the U -18 and U-19 he came in February 2009 to debut in Estonia U- 21 against the selection of Finland; in the 70 minutes he was exchanged Eerik Reinsoo. In 2012, Frolov came to his debut in the Estonian national team in match against Oman after he came off the bench there for Gert Kams.

Achievements

  • Estonian champion: 2010, 2011
  • Estonian Football Cup: 2011, 2013
  • Estonian Super Cup: 2011, 2012, 2014
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