MOIK Baku

MOIK Baku is an Azerbaijani football club, based in Baku. MOIK was originally built around the same concept of military sports club as CSKA Moscow, CSKA Sofia.

MOIK Baku

Full name	Mərkəzi Ordu İdman Klubu
Nickname(s)	Hərbçilər (troops)
Founded	1961; 62 years ago (1961)
Ground	FC Baku Training Base, Baku, Azerbaijan
Capacity	2,500
Chairman	Rashad Guliyev
Manager	Azer Baghirov
League	Azerbaijan First Division
2020–21	10th Azerbaijan First Division
Home colours Away colours

History

The club was established under name OIK (Azerbaijani: Ordu İdman Klubu; English: Sports Club of Army) in 1961 as sport society of Azerbaijani Armed Forces and was funded by USSR Ministry of Defense until 1990 and Azerbaijan Ministry of Defense since 1993. It has never participated at any Soviet football league, just one time has entered Soviet Cup and has been eliminated in preliminary round, but 4 times has won Azerbaijan USSR League and 8 times Azerbaijan USSR Cup. MOIK began to participate at Azerbaijan First Division in 1993, making its Azerbaijan Premier League debut in 1995. The club has won Azerbaijan First Division two times. Its best indicator at Azerbaijan Premier League is the 7th place (2001). To the beginning of 2003–04 season the club changed its name into MOIK (Azerbaijani: Mərkəzi Ordu İdman Klubu; English: Central Sports Club of Army).

Achievements

• Azerbaijan USSR League Champions: 4

1962, 1968, 1970, 1979

• Azerbaijan USSR Cup Winner: 8

1962, 1963, 1969, 1970, 1973, 1974, 1976, 1978

• Azerbaijan First Division Winner:

Winners (2): 2000–01, 2018–19

Runners-up (3): 1994–95, 2007–08, 2009–10

League and domestic cup history

Season	Div.	Pos.	Pl.	W	D	L	GS	GA	P	Domestic Cup
1993–94	2nd	4	18	14	2	2	39	12	30	1/16 Finals
1994–95	2nd	2	28	22	2	4	68	21	46	1/16 Finals
1995–96	1st	9	20	5	1	14	16	43	16	1/16 Finals
1996–97	1st	11	30	7	6	17	26	50	27	1/16 Finals
1997–98	1st	7	26	12	7	7	39	29	43	1/8 Finals
1998–99	1st	9	32	8	11	13	28	36	35	1/8 Finals
1999-00	1st	12	22	3	3	16	11	41	12	1/16 Finals
2000–01	2nd	1	22	16	5	1	67	17	53	1/4 Finals
2001–02	1st	7	30	12	4	16	30	43	34	1/8 Finals
2003–04	1st	8	26	7	8	11	25	32	29	1/4 Finals
2004–05	1st	15	34	7	9	18	24	34	30	1/4 Finals
2005–06	1st	13	26	2	3	21	13	67	9	1/16 Finals
2006–07	2nd	9	18	4	3	11	22	37	15	1/16 Finals
2007–08	2nd	2	10	4	5	1	10	6	17	1/16 Finals
2008–09	1st	14	26	1	2	23	12	64	5	1/8 Finals
2009–10	2nd	2	22	15	2	5	48	25	47	1/16 Finals
2010–11	1st	12	32	4	6	22	14	55	18	1/16 Finals
2011–12	2nd	13	26	7	4	15	34	44	25	N/A
2012–13	2nd	5	24	11	6	7	39	28	39	N/A
2013–14	2nd	12	30	7	8	15	37	56	29	First round
2014–15	2nd	12	30	8	5	17	26	60	29	Second round
2015–16	2nd	4	26	14	5	7	53	24	47	First round
2016–17	2nd	8	26	10	6	10	47	31	36	Second round
2017–18	2nd	4	26	21	2	3	51	21	65	Second round
2018–19	2nd	1	27	13	5	9	40	32	44	N/A

Current squad

As of 21 August 2018

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK   AZE Ismayil Muradov 2 DF   AZE Ibrahim Sultanov 3 DF   AZE Nijat Askarov 6 MF   AZE Tural Mammarzayev 7 FW   AZE Javidan Shukurov 8 MF   AZE Vusal Naghiyev 9 FW   AZE Raul Yagubzade 10 MF   AZE Orkhan Hasanov (captain) 13 FW   AZE Ravan Babazade 14 MF   AZE Ilgar Alakbarov 17 DF   AZE Yamin Aghakarimzade 20 DF   AZE Elmir Mammadov 21 MF   AZE Ruslan Aghalarov 22 DF   AZE Ilkin Hasanli

No. Pos. Nation Player 25 DF   AZE Mammad Mammadov 27 DF   AZE Anar Huseynov 33 DF   AZE Farid Nadirov 38 MF   AZE Mubarak Shaguliyev 42 DF   AZE Ibrahim Gadirzade 44 DF   AZE Afsar Mammadov 70 MF   AZE Jeyhun Mukhtarli 77 MF   AZE Fuad Mammadzade 78 FW   AZE Nabi Nabizade 94 GK   AZE Farid Aghayev 97 DF   AZE Anar Hasanov 98 MF   AZE Umid Shukurlu 99 FW   AZE Bahadur Haziyev

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