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Emerson

Emerson

CongoDefender · Rotor Volgograd · №25

30 y.o. · 195 cm · 86 kg · right

16 Matches
15 In the starting XI
Minutes

Recent matches

Date Match Score
Shinnik Yaroslavl Rotor Volgograd First League 2:2
Spartak Kostroma Rotor Volgograd First League 1:0
Rotor Volgograd FK Neftekhimik First League 0:1
Rotor Volgograd Ural First League 1:1
Rotor Volgograd Chelyabinsk First League 4:1
Veles Rotor Volgograd First League 2:1
KAMAZ Rotor Volgograd First League 0:2
Rotor Volgograd SKA Khabarovsk First League 1:0
Nizhny Novgorod Rotor Volgograd First League 4:2
Chayka Enisey First League 1:4
All player matches

Season statistics

16 Matches
15 In the starting XI
Minutes
Competition Season Games
First League 2026 9
First League 2025 7

About the player

Emerson was born in Odesa and holds both Ukrainian and Congolese nationality. He made his international debut on 5 September 2017 against Ghana, a World Cup qualifier the Congolese won 5-1, and he scored in that match.

His path to Volgograd ran through Ukraine and then Russia. He came through the Chornomorets Odesa academy before senior football took him to Karpaty Lviv, a loan at Niva Ternopil, and three seasons at Olimpik Donetsk, where he made 40 league appearances. A move abroad followed in 2018, to Danish side Vejle, interrupted by loan spells at Chinese club R&F and, back in Russia, at Armavir.

It was in Russia that his career took shape. At SKA-Khabarovsk he made 47 appearances and helped the club up into the Russian Premier League. He moved to Ural Yekaterinburg, where over 43 top-flight matches he scored against Krasnodar, Fakel and Lokomotiv Moscow. A spell at Yenisey Krasnoyarsk in the First League preceded his move to Rotor Volgograd, where he signed a one-year deal from 1 July 2025.

At Rotor he has continued to contribute goals from the back, with a decisive strike in a 2-2 draw against Nizhny Novgorod among his eight appearances so far. Across his time in Russian football he has scored ten goals, a return built largely on his physical presence and his threat at set-pieces.

Teammates