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Igor Akinfeyev is a well-known Russian football goalkeeper and captain of CSKA Moscow. He was born in 1986 in Vidnoe, Russia and joined the CSKA football academy in 2002, signing with the club. That same year, he also joined the Russian youth national team. Since 2004, he has been the starting goalkeeper for the Russian national team.
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- 2. Igor Akinfeev was born on the 8th of April, in 1986, in Vidnoe Town of Moscow region.
- 3. In 2002, he finished his career in CSKA football academy and signed a contract with the army club..
- 4. At the same year, Igor received an invitation to the youth team of Russia
- 5. Igor Vladimirovich Akinfeyev is well- known football goalkeeper of Moscow FC CSKA. Now he is the captain of this team. Since 2004 he is “Number One” of our national football team.
- 6. Igor Vladimirovich Akinfeyev is well- known football goalkeeper of Moscow FC CSKA. Now he is the captain of this team. Since 2004 he is “Number One” of our national football team.