BKMA Yerevan

During the days of the Soviet rule in Armenia, the Central Sport Club of the Army Yerevan was founded in 1947 in Yerevan. It was commonly known with its Russian abbreviation as CSKA Yerevan.

After the independence of Armenia in 1991, the BKMA made their professional debut in domestic football competitions in the 1994 Armenian First League where they finished 3rd.

In the 1995–96 Armenian First League season, they finished 2nd behind FC Arabkir, to get the opportunity to face Aragats Gyumri in the promotion play-off match in which they beat the Armenian Premier League side and were promoted for the following season. Halfway through the 1997 season, BKMA were folded and all their remaining matches were awarded 3–0 to their opponents, resulting in the 12th and last position and relegation. The club has been inactive ever since.[1]

In 2019, BKMA was revived by the efforts of the Defence minister of Armenia David Tonoyan. The head coach of the team is Rafael Nazaryan, assisted by Varazdat Avetisyan.[2]

As of 1 January 2023

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK  ARM Arman Nersesyan 2 DF  ARM Serob Grigoryan 3 DF  ARM Erik Simonyan (on loan from Urartu) 5 DF  ARM Volodya Samsonyan 6 MF  ARM Argishti Petrosyan 7 MF  ARM Daniel Aghbalyan 8 MF  ARM Mikayel Mirzoyan 9 FW  ARM Gor Lulukyan (on loan from Urartu) 11 MF  ARM Narek Alaverdyan 12 GK  ARM Rafael Manasyan 13 MF  ARM Tigran Sargsyan (on loan from Noah) 17 MF  ARM Aram Khamoyan

No. Pos. Nation Player 18 FW  ARM Misak Hakobyan (on loan from Ararat-Armenia) 19 FW  ARM Artur Serobyan (on loan from Ararat-Armenia) 20 FW  ARM Akhmed Jindoyan 22 MF  ARM Gevorg Tarakhchyan 23 MF  ARM Erjanik Ghubasaryan 24 DF  ARM Arsen Galstyan 26 FW  ARM Hamlet Minasyan 29 GK  ARM Gor Matinyan 30 MF  ARM Artur Grigoryan (on loan from Pyunik) 45 MF  ARM Davit Hakobyan 47 DF  ARM Ruben Abrahamyan