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Nichita Moțpan

Nichita Moțpan

MoldovaMidfielder · Fakel Voronezh · №11

25 y.o. · 178 cm · 74 kg · right

14 Matches
6 In the starting XI
552 Minutes
2 Goals
1 Assists

Recent matches

Date Match Score
Znamya Noginsk SKA Khabarovsk Cup 0:4
SKA Khabarovsk Torpedo Moscow First League 0:2
Nizhny Novgorod SKA Khabarovsk First League 4:2
SKA Khabarovsk Spartak Kostroma First League 1:3
SKA Khabarovsk Ural First League 0:3
FC UFA SKA Khabarovsk First League 1:0
Rotor Volgograd SKA Khabarovsk First League 1:0
Chayka Fakel Voronezh First League 2:0
Fakel Voronezh Rodina Moskva First League 1:3
Arsenal Tula Fakel Voronezh First League 1:2
All player matches

Season statistics

14 Matches
6 In the starting XI
2 Goals
1 Assists
552 Minutes
Competition Season Games
First League 2025 7
First League 2026 6
Cup 2026 1

About the player

Nichita Moțpan scored on his senior debut for Moldova, opening the scoring in a UEFA Nations League match against Latvia in June 2022 that ended in a 2–4 defeat. It was the first sign that the midfielder from Bălți could handle the step up, adding goals in friendlies against Azerbaijan and Cyprus on the way to more than thirty caps.

His path to that stage ran through Russia. Moțpan spent two years as a teenager in the Rubin Kazan academy before returning home to finish his development at Zaria Bălți. He made his senior breakthrough at FC Bălți, where over three seasons he scored 20 goals in 56 appearances as an attacking midfielder, numbers that explain why a loan to Hapoel Haifa in Israel followed, even if that spell brought only four appearances.

The move that shaped his career came in 2023, when Fakel Voronezh paid a fee in the region of €150,000–€200,000 to bring him to the Russian Premier League. Goals proved harder to come by at that level: across 73 appearances in the number 11 shirt, Moțpan scored just once. He helped the club to the silver medals in the 2024/2025 Russian First League and an immediate return to the top flight.

That promotion did not keep him at the club. In July 2026, Moțpan left Fakel Voronezh as a free agent and signed for SKA-Khabarovsk, another First League side, on a contract running to the summer of 2027.

Nichita Moțpan
Вячеслав Евдокимов · CC BY-SA 3.0

Career path

  1. 2027 — now SKA Khabarovsk 8 matches
  2. 2024 — 2026 Fakel Voronezh 87 matches
  3. 2022 — 2023 FC Balti 38 matches
  4. 2023 Hapoel Haifa 5 matches

Career

Season Club Competition Games Goals Assists Minutes
26/27 SKA Khabarovsk 1.Division 8 2 1 552
25/26 Fakel Voronezh 1.Division 24 0 2 725
25/26 Fakel Voronezh Russian Cup 3 0 0 97
24/25 Fakel Voronezh Premier Liga 21 0 0 811
24/25 Fakel Voronezh Russian Cup 6 0 0 348
23/24 Fakel Voronezh Premier Liga 28 1 1 1 215
23/24 Fakel Voronezh Russian Cup 5 0 1 299
22/23 FC Balti Super Liga (Phase 2) 10 0 1 883
22/23 Hapoel Haifa Ligat Ha'al 4 0 1 59
22/23 FC Balti Moldovan Cup 4 2 0 420
22/23 Hapoel Haifa Gvia haMedina 1 0 0 11
21/22 FC Balti Super Liga 23 7 2 2 009
21/22 FC Balti Moldovan Cup 1 0 0 120
Total Fakel Voronezh 87 1 4 3 495
Total FC Balti 38 9 3 3 432
Total Moldova 31 3 2 1 831
Total Moldova U21 9 0 0 792
Total SKA Khabarovsk 8 2 1 552
Total Moldova U17 6 0 0 450
Total Hapoel Haifa 5 0 1 70
Total Moldova U16 4 0 0 280

Transfers

Transfers
  • 26/27 Fakel Voronezh SKA Khabarovsk
  • 23/24 Balti Fakel Voronezh €150.00K
  • 22/23 Hapoel Haifa Balti
  • 22/23 Balti Hapoel Haifa
  • 20/21 Zaria Bălți U19 Balti
  • 18/19 Akademia Rubin Zaria Bălți U19
  • 17/18 Zaria Bălți U19 Akademia Rubin

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