FC Vast Mykolaiv
football club
Football Club Vast is a Ukrainian football team from the city of Mykolaiv. The club's name is known in Latin alphabet only.
History
The club's history starts in May 2014 when as a football team it entered competitions of the city of Mykolaiv. The idea to create that team appeared in a local football family of Shymanets out of a populated place of Radsad and originally the team was called as Radsad. The original football club Radsad went bankrupt back in 2007, but its sports school (academy) continued to exist. The team was composed exclusively out of players from a local sports school (DYuSSh) in Radsad. After competing for few years in city and raion competitions, the family of Shymanets was joined by another football family of Teplyak to keep the team afloat.
Starting from 2018 the team entered regional competitions of Mykolaiv Oblast and changed its name to current one after its main sponsor. The established club contains its first team, a futsal team, and its football academy. Along with regional competitions, the Vast main team continued to compete in city championship.
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