Seydou Doumbia

Seydou Doumbia ( born December 31, 1987 in Yamoussoukro ) is an Ivorian football player.

Doumbia plays on the position of the striker at CSKA Moscow. Previously, he was with the BSC Young Boys in Switzerland twice scorer.

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Career

Association

Doumbia started in 2003 at AS Athlétic Adjamé his professional career. After one year, the attacker moved to Ivorian giants ASEC Mimosas, not made ​​the breakthrough, however, but was able to win his first national title. For the following season, he moved within the league to AS Denguelé. There he came in twenty games on 15 goals and was top scorer in the league. Finally, in 2006, secured the Japanese club Kashiwa Reysol the services of striker and lured him to Asia. As vice- champion of the J2 end of the year the club was promoted to the J. League. Doumbia made ​​it in this time, not often to show his achievements, and was awarded for this reason, the 2008 season in the second division Tokushima. There, he came back better to train regularly and achieved goals.

In summer 2008, he moved to Europe and joined the Swiss first division club BSC Young Boys. His competitive debut in Switzerland was Doumbia on Matchday 1, July 18, 2008 against FC Basel. In the 1-2 defeat of Ivorians came on in the 63rd minute for Eudis.

Doumbia quickly became a crowd favorite in Bern after he scored five goals in the first five games in 2008, although he was never on the field more than 25 minutes. He is regarded as a very fast player to score many goals from few chances and has the skills of a good Joker. He is also both feet. In the 2008 /09 season Doumbia was only five times in the starting lineup. Also in the first half, he scored a goal. With a total of 20 goals he was in 2008/ 09 in his first season in the Swiss football championship equal top scorer in the Super League. In addition, his football colleagues honored him player of the year, the Axpo Super League. Also at the end of the 2009/10 season led Doumbia with 30 goals on the scoresheet and was re-elected the best player of the Axpo Super League. In 43 appearances for the BSC Young Boys Doumbia could win a total of 75 points scorer, of which he scored amazing 56 goals. In the 2008/2009 season he needed for a scoring just 70 minutes and had behind Lionel Messi is the second best average in Europe.

In January 2010 it was announced that Seydou Doumbia will play from 1 July 2010 for CSKA Moscow.

As before, the BSC Young Boys Doumbia has quickly become a major service provider. Besides Vagner Love he has secured the second regular place as a striker. His start he gave on 1 August 2010 in the 2-1 win against Spartak Moscow, his first goal for CSKA, he scored 19 August 2010 in the first leg of the UEFA Europa League match against Anorthosis Famagusta and double seven minutes later just after.

With his new club, he won the 2011 Russian Cup, where he contributed both goals in a 2-1 victory against Alania Vladikavkaz. In the championship, the game provides a duel with Alexander Kerschakow from Zenit St Petersburg for the title of the scorer Premjer League.

National

2008 Doumbia was nominated for two games by the Kirin Cup in Japan. There he was wearing the jersey of the Ivory Coast 24 May 2008 his debut in the match against Japan. In the game of 18 November 2009 Doumbia scored his first goal for the national team against Germany. He did not even need off the bench three minutes to score his first point scorer. At the 2010 World Cup Doumbia came only once for use against North Korea, but remained without a goal.

Achievements

Association

  • Ivorian championship with ASEC Mimosas: 2004
  • Russian Championship with CSKA Moscow: 2013
  • Russian Cup winner CSKA Moscow: 2011
  • Swiss runner with BSC Young Boys: 2009, 2010

Individually

  • Scorer in the Ivorian Premier Division: 2005
  • Scorer in the Axpo Super League: 2009, 2010
  • Axpo Player of the Year: 2009, 2010
  • Footballer of the Year in Russia: 2011
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