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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 109. Not illustrated. Chapters: Fc Mika Yerevan Managers, Fc Mika Yerevan Players, Mika F.c., Sergei Gorlukovich, Ara Hakobyan, Armen Shahgeldyan, Eduard Markarov, Gevorg Kasparov, Soso Grishikashvili, Aghvan Mkrtchyan, Alexander Tadevosyan, Armen Adamyan, Arkady Andreasyan, Aram Voskanyan, Hrayr Mkoyan, Samvel Darbinyan, Tales Fernando Campos Penteado, Ivo u ak, Aleksandr Sergeyevich Semyonov, Arthur Mkrtchyan, Aleksandr Antipenko, Mindaugas Grigalevi ius, Dilshod Vasiev, David Grigoryan, Saulius Klevinskas, Rafael Safaryan, Anatoli Yakushev, Felix Hakobyan, Mayis Azizyan, Nikita Fursin, Pavel Yushkov, Maksym Morozov, Zaza Sakhokia, Maksym Viktorovych Fyodorov, Edilson Abdala Junior, Mikael Poghosyan, Ulises Cano, Gevorg Poghosyan, Harutyun Hovhannisyan, Vigen Hambardzumyan, Garnik Hovhannisyan, Armen Babayan, Hovhannes Tahmazyan, Khoren Veranyan, Stepan Hakobyan, Narek Machkalyan, Narek Beglaryan, Boti Demel, Mika Stadium, Souren Barseghyan. Excerpt: Mika Football Club (Armenian: ), is an Armenian professional football club, playing in the capital, Yerevan. Mika was founded in 1999 on the basis of the merger of Mika F.C. and Kasakh Ashtarak by the owner of Armavia Airlines, Mikhail Baghdasarov. Under the merger, the name of the new club became Mika-Kasakh Ashtarak. However, the merger only lasted for 1 year, and starting year 2000, the two clubs separated. Kasakh Ashtarak kept its name, logo, history and statistics, while Mika settled for being a new club. This began the era of Mika F.C. Ashtarak. In 2007, Mika was relocated from Ashtarak to Yerevan. The club has already built its own stadium in the heart of Yerevan and uses it for domestic and European competitions. It has won 5 Armenian Cups and 1 Armenian Supercup since its foundation and is considered to be one of Armenia's top teams. As a Cup holder, Mika participated sev...
