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After the departure of his father from the coaching staff, he left the club after the end of the season.
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Arsen Petrosyan
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Early in his career, he played in the Armenian First League with a team of young men 17 years of age. In 2009, Petrosyan went to Gandzasar Kapan. That season Arsen was able to play only one game.
Pyunik Because of the high competition in the club, Petrosyan could not play starting goalkeeper.
His competition was Karen Israelyan. In late 2010, the core team made drastic changes.
The two main goalkeepers, Artur Lesko and Edward Hovhannisyan, left the team Thus, to fill the vacancy for this role, the coaching staff had to decide between Petrosyan and Israelyan.
In addition, in early 2011, the club acquired Serbian goalkeeper Đorđe Pantić.
However, after three games, because of a large percentage of transfers between the matches, the management promptly terminated the contract with the Serbian goalkeeper. Foreign the entire 2011 season, Petrosyan and Israelyan alternately played in the league and cup competitions. In a list of the most reliable goalkeeper of the 2011 season, Petrosyan took 5th.
In early January 2012, Karen Israelyan was leaving the club
Petrosyan took the place at the heart of the team Not having competition, Petrosyan began to make periodic errors in the matches, leading to missed goals.
The credibility of the Petrosyan fell slightly, and he was periodically substituted with second goalkeeper Albert Ohanyan. Ararat In the summer transfer window, Petrosyan signed a contract with Ararat Yerevan.
The club changed the orientation of the local players, leaving some without any playing time.
Along with Petrosyan, to the club came Hayk Mkrtchyan and Gevorg Nranyan. In the Armenia U21 youth team, Petrosyan played 3 matches. Petrosyan debuted in the core Armenia national football team on 11 October 2011 in a scandalous game against Ireland when first goalkeeper Roman Berezovsky was controversially shown a red card.
He was penalized for handball in the first few minutes, though replays clearly showed his hands never touched the ball.
In that game, Arsen missed two goals, one of which was accidentally scored by teammate Valeri Aleksanyan. Armenia lost 1–2 and missed their chance to qualify for the Union of European Football Associations Euro 2012.
