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|caption = | |caption = Iňanojk following a match for HóC in 2016. | ||
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|yearofbirth = 1990 | |yearofbirth = 1990 | ||
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|years1 = 2012–13 | |years1 = 2012–13 | ||
|clubs1 = {{team flag|Birgeshir|name=Otaq Röyal FK}} | |clubs1 = {{team flag|Birgeshir||old|name=Otaq Röyal FK}} | ||
|years2 = 2013– | |years2 = 2013– | ||
|clubs2 = {{team flag|Craitland|name=Hänävissen-ó-Cräiteland FC}} | |clubs2 = {{team flag|Craitland|name=Hänävissen-ó-Cräiteland FC}} | ||
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|nationalyears2 = 2020– | |nationalyears2 = 2020–22 | ||
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|nationalyears3 = 2022 | |||
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'''{{PAGENAME}}''', formerly known as '''Işæk Iňanojk''' until 2015, is a [[microwiki:Birgeshir|Birgesh]]-born [[ | '''{{PAGENAME}}''', formerly known as '''Işæk Iňanojk''' until 2015, is a [[microwiki:Birgeshir|Birgesh]]-born [[Çakaristan]]i [[wikipedia:association football|footballer]] who currently plays for [[Hänävissen-ó-Cräiteland FC]] in [[Craitland]]. Primarily used as a left-back, Iňanojk is also capable of playing at right-back and as a wing-back. | ||
==Career== | |||
===Club=== | |||
Iňanojk began his professional career with [[B-Lig]] side [[Otaq Röyal FK]] in 2012 ahead of the league's [[2012 B-Lig|first season]], where he established himself as the team's starting left-back as they finished in second. In the [[2013 B-Lig|following season]] Iňanojk helped the team to its first silverware as they won the league Grand Final. The defender's performances attracted interest from [[CrFA League 1]] club [[Hänävissen-ó-Cräiteland FC]] in the summer of 2013, and a Cr 5.5 million deal was agreed for his transfer in the June. | |||
Seen as the perfect replacement for the retiring [[Freddie Zóma-ó-Täó]], Iňanojk was handed the HóC number 3 jersey and was a regular starter in [[2014 CrFA League 1|his first campaign]], though the team struggled competitively. After the club finished bottom of the table for the first time in its history in [[2015 CrFA League 1|2015]], the [[2016 CrFA League 1|2016 season]] was more successful as the team won its third ever trophy in the [[2016 King's Cup|King's Cup final]], where Iňanojk helped keep a clean sheet. | |||
As cup holders, the team qualified for the [[2016–17 WMFA Cup|following year's WMFA Cup]], with Iňanojk an important part of a side that reached the semi-finals and also the final of the [[2017 Cities' Cup]], finishing with a runners-up medal. However, Iňanojk and HóC saw a drop in form in [[2018 CrFA League 1|2018]], with three early cup competition exits and a ninth place league finish, but improvements in the subsequent [[2019 CrFA League 1|2019]] and [[2020 CrFA League 1|2020]] seasons saw the defender a first-choice in sides that placed fifth and sixth, respectively. | |||
===International=== | |||
Following good domestic form, Iňanojk was selected for the [[Birgeshir national football team|Birgesh national team]] in 2012 and made his début in its first friendly match, where he scored the equalising goal in a 3–3 draw with [[New Vaduz national football team|New Vaduz]]. As the team's primary left-back, Iňanojk featured greatly in the annual competitive campaigns, helping Birgeshir reach its [[2014 FMF World Cup|first World Cup finals]] at the second attempt, where they were ultimately eliminated in the quarter-finals. | |||
After being part of a disappointing [[2015 FMF World Cup|2015 World Cup]] showing, where the team finished bottom of their finals group, Iňanojk was a mainstay in a Birgesh defence that took the team to [[2016 CiboTap Championships]] glory, keeping clean sheets in four of its five matches including against regular finalists [[Alexandria national football team|Alexandria]] and [[Zandarijn national football team|Zandarijn]] in the knock-out stages. After helping Birgeshir advance from its 2017 qualifying group having only conceded twice, Iňanojk scored in the team's opening [[2017 FMF World Cup|finals]] match as they reached the knock-out stages before losing in the quarter-finals again. | |||
Iňanojk was included in Birgeshir's [[2018 FMF Confederations Cup]] campaign, where the team overcame heavyweight opposition in [[Mercury national football team|Mercury]] and [[Senya national football team|Senya]] to win the competition, with Iňanojk scoring the decisive penalty in the semi-final shootout against the former. Iňanojk's international success continued into [[2018 CiboTap Championships|the year's CiboTap]] as Birgeshir won back-to-back titles with the distinction of conceding zero goals throughout. However, Iňanojk fell out of favour in 2019, and was not included in any further Birgesh finals squads. | |||
Birgeshir left Micras in 2020 and Iňanojk, alongside a number of compatriots, became eligible to represent [[Hazar national football team|Hazar]] and received a first call-up for his second national team ahead of the [[2021 FMF World Cup qualification]] tournament. | |||
==Honours== | |||
;[[Birgeshir national football team|Birgeshir]] | |||
*[[FMF Confederations Cup]] (1): [[2018 FMF Confederations Cup|2018]] | |||
*[[CiboTap Championships]] (2): [[2016 CiboTap Championships|2016]], [[2018 CiboTap Championships|2018]] | |||
;[[Otaq Röyal FK]] | |||
*[[B-Lig]] (1): [[2013 B-Lig|2013]] | |||
;[[Hänävissen-ó-Cräiteland FC]] | |||
*[[King's Cup]] (1): [[2016 King's Cup|2016]] | |||
[[Category:Football players]] | [[Category:Football players]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:07, 30 June 2023
 Iňanojk following a match for HóC in 2016. | |||
| Personal information | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Full name | Menkara Iňanojk | ||
| Year of birth | 1990 | ||
| Place of birth | Birgeshir | ||
| Playing position | Defender | ||
| Club information | |||
| Current club |  Hänävissen-ó-Cräiteland FC | ||
| Number | 3 | ||
| Senior career | |||
| Years | Team | Apps | (Gls)* |
| 2012–13 |  Otaq Röyal FK | ||
| 2013– | Hänävissen-ó-Cräiteland FC | ||
| International career | |||
| 2012–20 |  Birgeshir | ||
| 2020–22 |  Hazar | ||
| 2022 |  Thraci Confederation | ||
| 2022– |  Çakaristan | ||
| * Appearances (Goals) Player has received at least one call-up for any emboldened national teams | |||
Menkara Iňanojk, formerly known as Işæk Iňanojk until 2015, is a Birgesh-born Çakaristani footballer who currently plays for Hänävissen-ó-Cräiteland FC in Craitland. Primarily used as a left-back, Iňanojk is also capable of playing at right-back and as a wing-back.
Career
Club
Iňanojk began his professional career with B-Lig side Otaq Röyal FK in 2012 ahead of the league's first season, where he established himself as the team's starting left-back as they finished in second. In the following season Iňanojk helped the team to its first silverware as they won the league Grand Final. The defender's performances attracted interest from CrFA League 1 club Hänävissen-ó-Cräiteland FC in the summer of 2013, and a Cr 5.5 million deal was agreed for his transfer in the June.
Seen as the perfect replacement for the retiring Freddie Zóma-ó-Täó, Iňanojk was handed the HóC number 3 jersey and was a regular starter in his first campaign, though the team struggled competitively. After the club finished bottom of the table for the first time in its history in 2015, the 2016 season was more successful as the team won its third ever trophy in the King's Cup final, where Iňanojk helped keep a clean sheet.
As cup holders, the team qualified for the following year's WMFA Cup, with Iňanojk an important part of a side that reached the semi-finals and also the final of the 2017 Cities' Cup, finishing with a runners-up medal. However, Iňanojk and HóC saw a drop in form in 2018, with three early cup competition exits and a ninth place league finish, but improvements in the subsequent 2019 and 2020 seasons saw the defender a first-choice in sides that placed fifth and sixth, respectively.
International
Following good domestic form, Iňanojk was selected for the Birgesh national team in 2012 and made his début in its first friendly match, where he scored the equalising goal in a 3–3 draw with New Vaduz. As the team's primary left-back, Iňanojk featured greatly in the annual competitive campaigns, helping Birgeshir reach its first World Cup finals at the second attempt, where they were ultimately eliminated in the quarter-finals.
After being part of a disappointing 2015 World Cup showing, where the team finished bottom of their finals group, Iňanojk was a mainstay in a Birgesh defence that took the team to 2016 CiboTap Championships glory, keeping clean sheets in four of its five matches including against regular finalists Alexandria and Zandarijn in the knock-out stages. After helping Birgeshir advance from its 2017 qualifying group having only conceded twice, Iňanojk scored in the team's opening finals match as they reached the knock-out stages before losing in the quarter-finals again.
Iňanojk was included in Birgeshir's 2018 FMF Confederations Cup campaign, where the team overcame heavyweight opposition in Mercury and Senya to win the competition, with Iňanojk scoring the decisive penalty in the semi-final shootout against the former. Iňanojk's international success continued into the year's CiboTap as Birgeshir won back-to-back titles with the distinction of conceding zero goals throughout. However, Iňanojk fell out of favour in 2019, and was not included in any further Birgesh finals squads.
Birgeshir left Micras in 2020 and Iňanojk, alongside a number of compatriots, became eligible to represent Hazar and received a first call-up for his second national team ahead of the 2021 FMF World Cup qualification tournament.
Honours
- FMF Confederations Cup (1): 2018
- CiboTap Championships (2): 2016, 2018
- King's Cup (1): 2016
