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The 33 of Belarus.
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01
Alyaksandr Hleb 80 caps (Belarus) · VfB Stuttgart, ArsenalA dazzling winger with superb dribbling skills, this Belarus icon graced Arsenal and Barcelona with his unique talent.
CDM2001–2019
Alyaksandr Hleb 80 caps (Belarus) · VfB Stuttgart, ArsenalA dazzling winger with superb dribbling skills, this Belarus icon graced Arsenal and Barcelona with his unique talent.
CDM2001–2019
02
SA
Sergei Aleinikov FC Dinamo Minsk, US LecceThe Belarusian ironman was a dynamic box-to-box midfielder, renowned for his tenacity and versatility at the highest level, including two World Cups.
CM1984–1994
03
SG
Sergei Gotsmanov FC Dynamo Brest, Brighton & Hove AlbionComing off the bench against England on 2 June 1984, he scored the opening goal of a 2-0 Soviet Union win, and he gave Dinamo Minsk more than a decade on the wing.
RM1984–1993
04
AZ
Andrei Zygmantovich FC Dinamo Minsk, FC GroningenThe Soviet Union beat Cameroon 4-0 in Bari on 18 June 1990, and the second goal was his, a rare excursion forward from a holding midfielder whose work was breaking play up.
CDM1984–1995
05
VB
Valyantsin Byalkevich 56 caps (Belarus) · 10 goals · FC Dinamo Minsk, FC Dynamo KyivA gifted orchestrator, he pulled the strings in midfield for Dynamo Kyiv, known for his elegant passing and vision.
CM1992–2005
06
SG
Sergei Gurenko 80 caps (Belarus) · FC Neman Grodno, FC Lokomotiv MoscowA no-nonsense centre-back, his aerial dominance and uncompromising tackling anchored the Belarusian defence for years.
CB1994–2006
07
Maksim Romaschenko 64 caps (Belarus) · 20 goals · FC Slavia-Mozyr, FC Dinamo MoscowA dynamic winger, he delivered pace and penetration from the left flank, becoming a consistent threat for club and country.
LM1998–2008
Maksim Romaschenko 64 caps (Belarus) · 20 goals · FC Slavia-Mozyr, FC Dinamo MoscowA dynamic winger, he delivered pace and penetration from the left flank, becoming a consistent threat for club and country.
LM1998–2008
08
Sergey Kornilenko 78 caps (Belarus) · 17 goals · FC Dinamo Minsk, FC DniproA powerful winger, Kornilenko was a constant threat on the right for Krylia Sovetov and represented Belarus extensively, notably at the 2010 World Cup qualifiers.
RM2004–2016
Sergey Kornilenko 78 caps (Belarus) · 17 goals · FC Dinamo Minsk, FC DniproA powerful winger, Kornilenko was a constant threat on the right for Krylia Sovetov and represented Belarus extensively, notably at the 2010 World Cup qualifiers.
RM2004–2016
09
IS
Igor Stasevich 63 caps (Belarus) · 5 goals · FC BATE Borisov, FC Dinamo MinskThis creative central midfielder was the heartbeat of many Belarusian clubs, dictating play with his intelligent distribution.
CM2007–2021
10
Anton Putsila 56 caps (Belarus) · 6 goals · FC Dinamo Minsk, SC FreiburgThis imaginative attacking midfielder consistently unlocked defences with his precise passing and keen eye for a through ball.
CAM2008–2019
Anton Putsila 56 caps (Belarus) · 6 goals · FC Dinamo Minsk, SC FreiburgThis imaginative attacking midfielder consistently unlocked defences with his precise passing and keen eye for a through ball.
CAM2008–2019
11
Renan Bressan 29 caps (Belarus) · 3 goals · FC Gomel, FC BATE BorisovThe naturalised Belarusian playmaker provided many moments of magic and crucial goals from the attacking midfield role.
CAM2012–2018
Renan Bressan 29 caps (Belarus) · 3 goals · FC Gomel, FC BATE BorisovThe naturalised Belarusian playmaker provided many moments of magic and crucial goals from the attacking midfield role.
CAM2012–2018
12
VK
Vitali Kutuzov 53 caps (Belarus) · 13 goals · FC RUOR Minsk, FC BATE BorisovA tireless striker, Kutuzov made his mark in Italy with Spezia and Pisa, known for his work rate and ability to create chances from midfield runs.
SS2002–2011
13
VR
Vitali Rodionov 48 caps (Belarus) · 10 goals · FC Vitebsk, FC Torpedo-BelAZ Zhodino
SS2007–2017
14
AK
Alyaksandr Kulchy 102 caps (Belarus) · FC Slavia-Mozyr, FC Shinnik YaroslavlA tireless engine on the right flank, this Belarusian fullback provided both defensive grit and attacking impetus.
RB1996–2012
15
Alyaksandr Martynovich 84 (as of 4 October 2026) caps (Belarus) · FC Dinamo Minsk, FC KrasnodarThis Belarusian defensive stalwart commanded the backline with his strong aerial ability and disciplined tackling.
CB2009–
Alyaksandr Martynovich 84 (as of 4 October 2026) caps (Belarus) · FC Dinamo Minsk, FC KrasnodarThis Belarusian defensive stalwart commanded the backline with his strong aerial ability and disciplined tackling.
CB2009–
16
MS
Maksim Skavysh 33 caps (Belarus) · 4 goals · FC BATE Borisov, FC Belshina BobruiskA clinical striker with excellent positional sense, Skavysh was a consistent goalscorer for BATE Borisov and Shakhtyor Soligorsk, lifting multiple league trophies.
ST2013–2023
17
MG
Mikhail Gordeychuk 26 caps (Belarus) · 4 goals · FC Volna Pinsk, FC Dynamo BrestA natural finisher, Gordeychuk showcased his predatory instincts at BATE Borisov, where he consistently found the net in domestic and European competitions.
ST2013–2019
19
SV
Sergey Veremko 26 caps (Belarus) · FC Dinamo-Juni Minsk, FC BATE BorisovA commanding Belarusian shot-stopper, his sharp reflexes and imposing presence between the sticks made him a difficult opponent.
GK2008–2014
20
Timofei Kalachev 76 caps (Belarus) · 10 goals · FC Dnepr Mogilev, FC RostovA tenacious and hard-working midfielder, he was a key figure for FC Rostov, earning numerous caps for Belarus.
CM2004–2016
Timofei Kalachev 76 caps (Belarus) · 10 goals · FC Dnepr Mogilev, FC RostovA tenacious and hard-working midfielder, he was a key figure for FC Rostov, earning numerous caps for Belarus.
CM2004–2016
21
VK
Vladimir Korytko 40 caps (Belarus) · 3 goals · FC Torpedo-MAZ Minsk, FC Chornomorets OdesaA creative force, this Belarusian attacking midfielder was known for his ability to find pockets of space and create chances.
CAM2002–2012
22
VH
Vyacheslav Hleb 45 caps (Belarus) · 12 goals · FC Partizan Minsk, FC Torpedo-BelAZ ZhodinoAt the Azadi Stadium in Tehran on 7 February 2007 he scored both Belarus goals in a 2-2 draw with Iran, one of two braces he hit for his country as a wide midfielder.
RM2004–2011
23
Yuri Zhevnov 58 caps (Belarus) · FC RUOR Minsk, FC MoscowWith agile reflexes and strong anticipation, this Belarusian goalkeeper was a reliable presence for club and country.
GK2003–2015
Yuri Zhevnov 58 caps (Belarus) · FC RUOR Minsk, FC MoscowWith agile reflexes and strong anticipation, this Belarusian goalkeeper was a reliable presence for club and country.
GK2003–2015
24
GT
Gennady Tumilovich 32 caps (Belarus) · FC Dynamo Brest, FC Zhemchuzhina-SochiA towering presence in goal, this Belarusian keeper was known for his decisive saves and leadership at the back.
GK1998–2004
25
Igor Shitov 66 caps (Belarus) · FC Torpedo-BelAZ Zhodino, FC BATE BorisovA reliable and robust defender, he brought aerial power and a strong tackling presence to the Belarusian back four.
CB2008–2019
Igor Shitov 66 caps (Belarus) · FC Torpedo-BelAZ Zhodino, FC BATE BorisovA reliable and robust defender, he brought aerial power and a strong tackling presence to the Belarusian back four.
CB2008–2019
26
RV
Roman Vasilyuk 24 caps (Belarus) · 10 goals · FC Dynamo Brest, FC Slavia-MozyrA prolific goalscorer, Vasilyuk was a legend in the Belarusian Premier League, consistently topping the scoring charts with Dinamo Brest and other clubs.
ST2000–2008
27
SK
Siarhei Kislyak A combative anchorman, he provided a crucial shield in front of the defence for both club and country.About the editorial selection
CDM
29
OV
Oleg Veretilo 20 caps (Belarus) · FC Dinamo Minsk, FC Dynamo BrestIn extra time against Italy's under-21s on 12 October 2010 he scored the third goal that carried Belarus into the 2011 European Under-21 Championship.
RB2011–2019
30
SS
Syarhey Shtanyuk 71 caps (Belarus) · FC Dinamo Moscow, Stoke CityA strong, assertive centre-back, he was known for his excellent tackling and aerial prowess at the heart of the Belarusian defence.
CB1995–2007
31
YK
Yuri Kendysh 15 caps (Belarus) · FK Riteriai, FC BATE BorisovThis formidable defensive midfielder was a master of breaking up play and launching attacks for his Belarusian teams.
CDM2016–2021
32
YK
Yuri Kovalev 1 caps (Soviet Union) · FC Lokomotiv Moscow, FC Dynamo KyivThis Belarusian full-back offered a ceaseless supply of crosses while diligently patrolling the left flank.
LB1957–1957
33
AO
Andrei Ostrovsky 52 caps (Belarus) · FC Dynamo Brest, FC Dinamo MinskA commanding presence in the Belarusian defence, he was known for his aerial dominance and robust challenges.
CB1994–2005
About this XI
Belarus's pool is led by Alyaksandr Hleb, Sergei Aleinikov and Sergei Gotsmanov. The 33 covers 3 goalkeepers, 9 defenders, 16 midfielders and 5 forwards, with sourced senior international careers spanning the 1950s to the 2020s. Pick a formation, drag your eleven onto the pitch, then explore the careers and settle the duels below. Your votes reorder the people's ranking of these 33 in real time.
Left out, and why
A 33 is a set of decisions, and these are the players who lost their place in the last revision of Belarus's list. Every one of them has a case.
- Andrey KhlebasolovThe place went to Andrei Zygmantovich.
- Mikhail SivakovThe place went to Sergei Gotsmanov.
Disagree? That is the point. Settle it in the duels above.
Who is the greatest Belarus footballer of all time?
The editorial collection starts with Alyaksandr Hleb. Its first five careers: Alyaksandr Hleb, Sergei Aleinikov, Sergei Gotsmanov, Andrei Zygmantovich, Valyantsin Byalkevich. The people's ranking on this page moves with every duel vote and can disagree.
How were these 33 Belarus players chosen?
The collection covers every position across Belarus's football history. Honours, international records and career achievements inform the editorial order. Each entry opens a career note and its sources. Fan votes in the duels build a separate ranking.
Where can I read about the careers?
Open a player page from the collection to read the career scene, club record and recorded honours. The source links show where the available records come from.
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