Giorgi Nemsadze

Footballer and football coach

Georgian Tbilisi, Georgian SSR Taurus 5 ft 11 in

Quick Info

ProfessionFootballer and football coach
NationalityGeorgian
Date of Birth10/05/1972
Age54 years (died on 21, Oct, 2026)
BirthplaceTbilisi, Georgian SSR
Date of Death21/10/2026
Zodiac SignTaurus

Latest News about Giorgi Nemsadze

21/10/2026

Former Georgia captain Giorgi Nemsadze died at the age of 54, with multiple outlets reporting the news on this date. Dinamo Tbilisi, the club where he began and ended his playing career, announced his death and paid tribute to him. Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze also expressed deep sorrow and called it a tremendous loss for Georgian football.

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Bio/Wiki

SummaryGeorgian former midfielder who captained the Georgia national football team and later worked in club administration and coaching. He spent his playing career mainly at Dinamo Tbilisi and also played in Germany, Turkey, Switzerland, Italy and Scotland.
Death ReportThe cause of death had not been disclosed in the reports reviewed.

Physical Stats & More

Height5 ft 11 in

Career

Playing Clubs
  • Club: Dinamo Tbilisi Period: 1988-1991, 1993-1995
  • Club: Guria Lanchkhuti Period:
  • Club: Shevardeni Tbilisi Period:
  • Club: Hamburger SV Period:
  • Club: Trabzonspor Period:
  • Club: Grasshoppers Period:
  • Club: Reggiana Period:
  • Club: Dundee Period: 2000-2003
  • Club: Lokomotivi Tbilisi Period:
International
TeamGeorgia national football team
Caps69
Years1992-2004
RoleCaptain
Debut02/09/1992 vs Lithuania
Administration and Coaching
  • Role: Sporting director Club: Dinamo Tbilisi Period: March 2011 to about late 2012
  • Role: Head coach Team: Georgia under-18 national team Period: Most recent role before death
  • Role: Manager Club: Dinamo Tbilisi Period: 2020

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Made his first competitive Dundee appearance in a 2-0 defeat at Motherwell on 29/07/2000 in the Scottish Premier League.
2. Was a Dundee captain during the period when Ivano Bonetti managed the club.
3. Coached Georgia's youth national teams after retiring as a player.
4. Was inducted into the Dundee Hall of Fame in 2010.

Also born on 10 May

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