SWOS 2016/2017
SWOS 2016/2017

BELARUS
League
Europe
Coach
ALEKSANDR KHATSKEVICH
Tactics
4-5-1
Squad Value
£5.81m
Home kit
Alternate kit

The Belarus national soccer team, governed by the Football Federation of Belarus, represents Belarus in international football. After the dissolution of the Soviet Union, Belarus became an independent nation in 1991 and subsequently formed its national team.

Team History and Achievements:

  • The team played its first official match on 20 July 1992 against Ukraine, which ended in a 1-1 draw.
  • Belarus has participated in various qualifying campaigns for major tournaments such as the FIFA World Cup and UEFA European Championship, but it has yet to qualify for either tournament's final stages.
  • The team has experienced moderate success in UEFA Nations League campaigns, where they have occasionally performed well in their group stages.

Major Successes:

  • Belarus' most notable achievement in recent history is reaching the play-offs for UEFA Euro 2004, although they did not qualify for the tournament.
  • The national under-21 football team achieved significant success by reaching the semi-finals of the UEFA European Under-21 Championship in 2011.

Notable Players:

  • Alexander Hleb: Known for his technical skills and vision, Hleb is arguably the most famous Belarusian footballer. He enjoyed a successful club career with teams like Arsenal and Barcelona.
  • Vitaly Kutuzov: A key forward for the national team in the early 2000s, Kutuzov played for several European clubs, including Sampdoria and AC Milan.
  • Sergei Aleinikov: A former USSR national team player, Aleinikov was a respected figure in Belarusian football during the early years of the national team's development.

Notable Coaches:

  • Anatoly Baidachny: Managed the team from 2003 to 2005 and helped stabilize the team during a challenging period.
  • Eduard Malofeev: Known for his tenure with the USSR national team, Malofeev managed Belarus during its formative years in the mid-1990s.
  • Georgi Kondratyev: Served as head coach in the early 2010s and focused on integrating younger players into the national team setup.

Although the Belarus national soccer team has yet to make a significant impact on the global stage, its passionate fanbase and continuous efforts to develop football in the country highlight the potential for future successes.

# Name Nat. Position Value
1 Head type 1ANDREY GORBUNOV
Belarus flag BLR
G £200k
2 Head type 0IGOR SHITOV
Belarus flag BLR
RB £250k
3 Head type 1ALEKSANDR MARTYNOVICH
Belarus flag BLR
D £800k
4 Head type 0EGOR FILIPENKO
Belarus flag BLR
D £300k
5 Head type 0MAKSIM VOLODJKO
Belarus flag BLR
LB £350k
6 Head type 0MIKHAIL GORDEJCHUK
Belarus flag BLR
RW £500k
7 Head type 0STANISLAV DRAGUN
Belarus flag BLR
M £500k
8 Head type 0SERGEY KISLYAK
Belarus flag BLR
M £350k
9 Head type 0PAVEL NEKHAJCHIK
Belarus flag BLR
M £350k
10 Head type 0IGOR STASEVICH
Belarus flag BLR
LW £500k
11 Head type 1SERGEY KORNILENKO
Belarus flag BLR
A £200k
12 Head type 0YURI ZHEVNOV
Belarus flag BLR
G £110k
13 Head type 1MAKSIM BORDACHEV
Belarus flag BLR
LB £250k
14 Head type 1RENAN BRESSAN
Belarus flag BLR
M £600k
15 Head type 1SERGEY KRIVETS
Belarus flag BLR
M £300k
16 Head type 0NIKOLAI SIGNEVICH
Belarus flag BLR
A £250k
GORBUNOV Belarus flag
SHITOV Belarus flag MARTYNOVICH Belarus flag FILIPENKO Belarus flag VOLODJKO Belarus flag
GORDEJCHUK Belarus flag DRAGUN Belarus flag KISLYAK Belarus flag NEKHAJCHIK Belarus flag STASEVICH Belarus flag
KORNILENKO Belarus flag