Player name: Shota Arveladze
- Full name: Shota Arveladze
- Date of birth: 22 February 1973
- Place of birth: Tbilisi, Georgian SSR, Soviet Union (now Georgia)
- Nationality: Georgian
- Position: Forward / Striker
Club career (highlights):
- Dinamo Tbilisi (Georgia) – early career and development.
- Trabzonspor (Turkey) – established himself as a prolific scorer in the Turkish Süper Lig.
- Ajax (Netherlands) – played in the Eredivisie and in European competition, earning recognition for goals and movement.
- Rangers (Scotland) – successful spell in the Scottish Premier League, contributing goals and trophies.
- AZ Alkmaar (Netherlands) – later club in the Eredivisie before retirement.
International career:
- Represented the Georgia national team. Long-serving captain and leading forward for Georgia through the 1990s and early 2000s.
- One of Georgia’s most-capped players and all-time leading scorers (among the top scorers in the nation's history).
After playing career:
- Moved into coaching and management. Held managerial roles at several clubs, including teams in the Netherlands and Turkey, and has been involved with Georgian football.
Notable traits and legacy:
- Renowned for intelligent movement, clinical finishing and consistency as a goalscorer.
- Considered one of Georgia’s greatest footballers and an influential figure in Georgian football history.
This summary highlights Shota Arveladze’s career and role for Georgia; for specific seasons, statistics (caps, goals), or managerial records, a detailed dataset can be provided on request.