The two-time champion and three-time winner of the Cup of Russia will play for the blue and white.
Defender and captain of the national team of Kazakhstan Yulia Myasnikova will continue her career in the blue and white after many years of playing for the capital CSKA.
Yulia started her career in football at the age of 11 in her hometown of Karaganda, where Alexandra Alekseevna Rudikova became her first mentor at the local Shakhtar football club. During the first years of her career, from 2005 to 2011, she played for the Karaganda team "Shakhtar-KarGA". During this period, the footballer demonstrated versatility, playing in several positions at once – striker, midfielder and defender.
The early stage of her career was marked by many regional and national awards won by the footballer. In 2005, Myasnikova became the silver medalist of the Kazakhstan mini-football championship, and in 2006 she won bronze medals of the national championship and gold of the Winter Independence Cup among youth teams, while receiving the individual title of the best striker and scorer of the tournament.
In subsequent years, she became the bronze medalist of the championship of Kazakhstan three times (2007, 2008, 2009), and also won the open city mini-football tournament (2008). The Karaganda period ended with a victory in the Kazakhstan Mini-football Cup in 2011 and a gold medal of the Universiade in 2012.
The next significant stage of her career is connected with the BIIK-Kazygurt club from Shymkent, for which Yulia played from 2012 to 2018. For seven years in this team, the defender has won the national championship six times and won the Kazakhstan Cup seven times.
In her debut 2012, she took the silver of the championship, the Cup and the Super Cup, and from 2013 to 2018 she steadily won the gold medals of the championship and cup trophies.
In 2018, Myasnikova was recognized as the best player of the Kazakhstan Cup draw. At the international level during this period, she played about 30 matches in the UEFA Women's Champions League, where in 2018 she helped the team reach the 1/8 finals stage.
In 2019, Myasnikova moved to the Russian championship, signing a contract with CSKA Moscow. Her debut in the Super League took place on May 2, 2019 in a game against Lokomotiv, and the first goal scored in Russia was on May 20 of the same year against Ryazan–Airborne.
For seven seasons as a member of the army club, the football player twice became the champion of Russia (2019, 2020). In the next five years, from 2021 to 2025, she annually won silver medals at the national championships. The list of trophies in Russia was supplemented by three Cups of the country won in 2022, 2023 and 2025, as well as the Super Cup in 2024. In 2023, Julia was recognized as the best left defender of the championship.
After the end of the 2025 season, the contract with CSKA came to an end, and the athlete left the army club.
In parallel with the successes in her club career, Yulia Myasnikova remains a key player in the national team of Kazakhstan. For many years she has been wearing the captain's armband and took part in more than 50 matches of the qualifying cycles for the World and European championships.
Julia will play for the blue and white under the 5th number.
Yulia Myasnikova
Born on June 13, 1993 in Karaganda (Kazakhstan).
Position: defender (previously – striker, midfielder).
A pupil of Karaganda football school (first coach – Alexandra Rudikova). Previous clubs: Housing and Communal Services "Shakhtar-KarGU" (2005-2011), Housing and Communal Services "BIIK-Kazygurt" (2012-2018), Housing and Communal Services CSKA (2019-2025). Dynamo has been a player of the Housing and Communal Services since April 2026.
Achievements: 6-time champion of Kazakhstan (2013-2018) and silver medalist (2012), 7-time winner of the Kazakhstan Cup (2012-2018) and winner of the National Super Cup (2012). Two-time champion of Russia (2019, 2020), 5-time silver medalist of the Russian Championship (2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025). Three-time winner of the Russian Cup (2022, 2023, 2025) and winner of the Russian Super Cup (2024).
The best player of the Kazakhstan Cup (2018), the best left back of the Russian Championship (2023). Gold medalist of the Universiade (2012).
He plays for the national team of Kazakhstan, is the captain of the team – has played more than 40 matches in the qualifying tournaments of the world and European championships. She took part in 30 matches of the UEFA Women's Champions League, the highest result was reaching the 1/8 finals (2018).
At the youth level, she became the silver (2005) and bronze (2006, 2007, 2008) medalist of the championships of Kazakhstan, the winner of the Kazakhstan Mini-football Cup (2011).
