Luka Lakvekheliani
Georgian association football player
Luka Lakvekheliani (born 20 October 1998) is a Georgian professional footballer who plays as a left-back for Erovnuli Liga club Dinamo Batumi.
Lakvekheliani is the league champion and cup winner with Saburtalo. Individually, he has received the Aleksandre Chivadze golden medal as U19 Player of the Year.
Career
A product of Saburtalo's academy, Lakvekheliani spent five league seasons in Georgia's top division. Apart from becoming a champion and cup winner with Saburtalo, he was named as U19 Player of the Year by the Georgian Football Federation.
In August 2020, Lakvekheliani signed a three-year deal with Hungarian side Mezőkövesd. He returned to Georgia to join champions Dinamo Tbilisi in March 2023 and added two more trophies to his tally during this season.
The player spent half of the 2024 season at Kolkheti 1913 before moving to Gagra.
In January 2025, Lakvekheliani signed for Dinamo Batumi.
International
Lakvekheliani was a member of the national youth teams.
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