Sergo Kutivadze

Sergei Kutivadze
Personal information
Full name	Sergei Kutivadze
Date of birth	(1944-10-16) 16 October 1944
Place of birth	USSR
Playing position	Midfielder
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1962-1966	FC Torpedo Kutaisi	128	(9)
1967-1973	FC Dinamo Tbilisi	119	(13)
National team
1965	USSR	1	(0)
Teams managed
1974-1982	FC Dinamo Tbilisi (assistant)
1983	FC Dinamo Tbilisi (director)
1984	FC Dinamo Tbilisi (assistant)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Sergei (or Sergo) Kutivadze (Georgian: სერგო კუტივაძე, Russian: Серге́й Иванович Кутивадзе) (born 16 October 1944) is a retired Soviet football player.

International career

Kutivadze played his only game for USSR on 4 September 1965 in a friendly against Yugoslavia.

External links

(Russian) Profile

FC Dinamo Tbilisi – managers

Pachulia (1935–36)
Limbeck (1936–37)
Sokolov (1937–39)
Butusov (1939–40)
Minaev (1940)
Filippov (1940)
Galperin (1942–45)
Sokolov (1943–44)
Jordania (1945–47)
Berdzenishvili (1948)
Minaev (1949)
Sokolov (1949–50)
Yakushin (1950–53)
Paichadze (1953–54)
Gagua (1954)
Andro Jordania (1955)
Jejelava (1956–57)
Sokolov (1958)
Jordania (1959–61)
Gogoberidze (1961)
Chkhatarashvili (1962)
Yakushin (1962–64)
Kachalin (1964–65)
Kotrikadze (1966)
Solovyov (1967–68)
Chokheli (1969–70)
Kachalin (1971–72)
Kotrikadze (1973)
Chokheli (1974)
Yakushin (1974–75)
Akhalkatsi (1976–83)
Kipiani (1984–85)
Kotrikadze (1985)
Akhalkatsi (1985–86)
Asatiani (1987)
Zonin (1987–88)
Kipiani (1988–91)
Dzodzuashvili (1992)
Nodia (1992–94)
Chkhaidze (1994)
Kutivadze (1994–95)
Jvania (1995)
Kipiani (1995–97)
Akobia (1998)
Khurtsilava (1998–99)
Boskamp (1999)
Korghalidze (1999–2000)
Chimakadze (2000)
Arveladze (2000–01)
Tkebuchava (2001)
Nodia (2001)
Šušak (2002–04)
Geguchadze (2004–05)
Kasrashvili (2005)
Tskhadadze (2005–06)
Chernyshov (2006)
Kacharava (2006)
Uhrin (2006–08)
Zobel (2008–09)
Kacharava (2009–10)
Samkharadze (2010)
Kacharava (2011)
Álex García (2011–12)
Devdariani (2012)
Mumladze (2012)
Uhrin (2012–13)
Zhvania (2013–14)
Bílek (2014)
Gogichaishvili (2014–15)
Geguchadze (2015–16)
Jarábek (2016)
Hroznyi (2016–)

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