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Name Russian Club - Kirch - 02-07-2026 Saturn Complete name: State-Owned Enterprise of the Moscow Region Football Club Saturn Moscow Region (Gosudarstvennoye uchrezhdeniye Moskovskoy oblasti Futbolny Klub Saturn Moskovskaya oblast) Founded: spring of 1946 Ural Complete name: Futbolny Klub Ural Rotor Complete name: Sportivny klub Rotor Spartak Nalchik Complete name: Professionalny Futbolny Klub Spartak Nalchik Founded:  November 3, 1935 Khimki Complete name: Futbolny Klub Khimki Elista should be renamed Uralan Vladivostok should be renamed Luch Vladivostok Baltika Kaliningrad Complete name: Futbolny Klub Baltika Zhemchuzhina should be renamed Zhemchuzhina-Sochi Sibir Novosibirsk Complete name: Futbolny Klub Sibir Khabarovsk should be renamed SKA-Khabarovsk RE: Name Russian Club - Kirch - 02-07-2026 Zenit 25.V.1925 – Leningradskiy metallicheskiy zavod imeni Stalina V.1936 – Stalinets Leningrad 02.V.1940-06.IX.1991 - Zenit Leningrad Since 06.IX.1991 – Zenit Saint Petersburg CSKA 1911–1923 – OLLS (Obshchestvo lyubiteley lyzhnogo sporta) 1923–1928 – OPPV (Opytno-pokazatelnaya ploshchadka Vsevobucha) 1928–1940 – CDKA (Tsentralny dom Krasnoy armii) 1941 — KKA (Klub Krasnoy armii) 1945–1951 – CDKA (Tsentralny dom Krasnoy armii) 1951–1957 – CDSA (Tsentralny dom Sovetskoy armii) 1957–1960 – CSK MO (Tsentralny sportivnyy klub Ministerstva oborony). 1960–1994 – CSKA (Centralny Sportivny Klub Armii) Since 1994 – PFC CSKA (Professionalny Futbolny Klub Centralny Sportivny Klub Armii) Lokomotiv 23.VII.1922-12.VIII.1923 – Kazanka 12.VIII.1923 – KOR (Klub Oktyabrskoy Revolyutsii) 1931-12.I.1936 – Kazanka 12.I.1936-1991 – Futbolnaya komanda Lokomotiv Since 1991 – Futbolny Klub Lokomotiv Spartak 1883-1907 — RGO (Russkoye gimnasticheskoye obshchestvo) 1907-1922 — RGO Sokol (Russkoye gimnasticheskoye obshchestvo Sokol) 1920-1921 — MKS (Moskovskiy klub sporta) from August 1, 1920 to March 1921. 1922 — MKS (Moskovskiy klub sporta) from March 1, 1922 to April 6, 1923 1923–1925 — Krasnaya Presnya 1926–1931 — Pishcheviki 1931 — Promkooperatsiya 1932–1933 — Dukat 1934 — Promkooperatsiya from November 14, 1934 — Spartak Rubin 1958-1964 — Iskra 1964-1992 — Rubin 1992-1993 — Rubin-Tan since 1994 — Rubin Akhmat 1946–1948 — Dynamo 1948–1958 — Neftyanik 1958–2017 — Terek since 2017 — Akhmat Saturn 1946–1952 — komanda Mekhanicheskogo zavoda 1953 (until July) — Krylia Sovetov 1953 (from July) — Zenit 1954–1957 — Krylia Sovetov 1958–1961 — Trud 1962 — February 11, 2002, January 27, 2004 — July 20, 2023, from February 17, 2026 — Saturn February 12, 2002 — January 26, 2004 — Saturn-REN TV July 21, 2023 — February 16, 2026 — Leon Saturn Ural 1930–1932 - Komanda Uralmashstroya 1933–1946  - Komanda Uralmashzavoda 1947–1957 - Avangard () 1958–1959 - Mashinostroitel  1960–2002 - Uralmash since 2003 - Ural Kuban 1928–1953 — Dynamo 1954–1957 — Neftyanik 1958–1960 — Kuban 1960–1962 — Spartak 1963–2018 — Kuban Tom 1957 - Burevestnik 1958, 1961-1963 - Tomich 1959-1960 - Sibelektromotor 1964-1967, 1974-1978 - Torpedo 1968-1973 - Tomles 1979-1987 - Manometer since 1987 - Tom Alania 1921–1923 — Unitas 1923–1924 — KIM 1924–1939 — Obyedinonnyy rabochiy klub imeni Lenina 1940–1971, 1972–1994, 2006, 2016–2019 — Spartak. 1972 — Avtomobilist 1995–1996, 2003 — Spartak-Alania 1996–2002, 2004–2005, 2007–2016, since 2019 — Alania Orenburg 1960 – Lokomotiv January 1, 1976-1992 – Gazovik Since May 25, 2016 – Orenburg Arsenal 1925–1936 - Oruzhzavod 1936–1958 - Zenit 1959–1961 - Trud 1962–1963 - Shakhtyor 1964–1973 - Metallurg 1974–1978 - Mashinostroitel since 1979 - TOZ (Tulskiy Oruzheynyy zavod) since 1984: Arsenal in 2007: Oruzheinik in 2008–2011: Arsenal-Tula since 2011: Arsenal Spartak Nalchik November 3, 1935-1969 – Spartak 1969-1973 – Avtomobilist 1973-September 1976 – Spartak September 1976-December 1976 – Elbrus December 1976-April 7, 2007 – Spartak since  April 7, 2007 – Spartak-Nalchik Fakel 1947–1952 — Komanda Stalinskogo rayona 1954–1958 — Krylia Sovetov 1959–1976 — Trud 1977–June 1992 — Fakel 1992, June–November — Fakel-Profus 1992, November–2001 — Fakel 2002, March–June — Voronezh 2002, June–2003 — Fakel-Voronezh 2004–2008 — Fakel 2009 — Fakel-Voronezh since 2010 — Fakel Uralan 1958-2004 – Uralan 2004 – club disbanded 2005-2006 – Elista 2006 – club disbanded 2009 – FC Uralan-400 2010 – club disbanded 18.V.2014 – Uralan Luch May 2, 1952–2002– Luch 2003–2018 – Luch-Energiya July 13, 2018-July 1, 2020 – Luch Mordovia from May to August 1961 - Stroitel from September 1961 to 1971 - Spartak in 1972 - Elektrosvet from 1980 to January 2003 - Svetotekhnika from February 2003 to January 2005 - Lisma-Mordovia since February 10, 2005 - Mordovia Volga 1998–2004 — Elektronika 2005–2016 — Volga Sokol Founding of the club - IX. 1962 Predecessor: 1930-1953 – Dynamo; 1954-1955 – Energia; 1956-1961 – Lokomotiv; 1962-September 1962 – Trud September 1962-1989 – Sokol 1990-1994 – Sokol 1995-1997 – Sokol-PZhD 1998-2005 – Sokol 2005 – Club disbanded / Amateur Sokol 2006-2009 – Sokol-Saratov 2010 – Sokol Dynamo Makhachkala 1927–1957 — Dynamo 1958–1960 — Temp 1960–1995 — Dynamo 1996–1997 — Dynamo-Imamat 1998–2007 and since 2021 — Dynamo Zhemchuzhina 1990-1992– Zhemchuzhin 1992 – Zhemchuzhina-Amerus Enterprises 1992-14.5.1994 – Zhemchuzhina 14.5.1994-27.8.1994 – Zhemchuzhina-Kuban 27.8.1994-27.2.2004 – Zhemchuzhina 27.2.2004 – club disbanded 21.2.2007-20.3.2008 – Zhemchuzhina-A (club restored) 20.3.2008-06.8.2011 – Zhemchuzhina-Sochi 06.8.2011 – club disbanded 2012-26.4.2012 – Zhemchuzhina-Sochi April 26, 2012–April 10, 2013 – Zhemchuzhina-RUDN (the club was reinstated as an amateur club) 2013 – the club was disbanded Sibir 1936 – Krylia Sovetov 1957 – Sibselmash  1961 – SKA 1969 – SETM 1971 – Dzerzhinets 1972-1989 – Chkalovets 1992 – Chkalovets-FoKuMiS 1993 – Chkalovets 2000 – Chkalovets-1936 2006 – Sibir July 18, 2019 – dissolution June 10, 2019 – Novosibirsk 27.VI.2024 – Sibir