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• 2 Moussinga
• 4 Oladoye
• 5 Kasarab
• 6 Narchuk
• 7 Svirepa
• 9 Khralenkov
• 10 Chernyak
• 11 Kovalevich
• 15 Kislyak
• 16 Kozakevich
• 19 Lyakh
• 22 Tweh
• 23 Olekhnovich
• 27 Turich
• 29 Oreshkevich
• 30 Kabia
• 33 Rakhmanaw
• 34 Vakulich
• 42 Burak
• 55 Sedro
• 62 Gordeychuk
• 63 Barkovsky
• 78 Yurkevich
• 87 Essono
• 91 Dudar
• Manager: Dzyameshka

• Kosenyuk (1960–63)
• Ilyinkovskiy (1964–66)
• Yurkevich (1966–72)
• Statsyuk (1973–77)
• Malofeyev (1977–78)
• Schyokin (1978–82)
• Kurilov (1982)
• Letyago (1983–84)
• Schyokin (1985–86)
• Rumbutis (1987–90)
• Kurnenin (1991–92)
• Kurilov (1993–94)
• Gevorkyan (1994–97)
• Razin (1997–99)
• Shirinskiy (2000)
• Arushanov (2000)
• Statsyuk (2000–01)
• Sokol (2001–02)
• Arushanov (2002)
• Sosnitsky (2002–03)
• Syrokvashko (2003–04)
• Ņesterenko (2004)
• Kurnev (2004)
• Markhel (2004–05)
• Borovsky (2005–06)
• Gevorkyan (2006–08)
• Arushanov (2008)
• Trotsyuk (2008–09)
• Arushanov (2009)
• Kovalchuk (2009)
• Puntus (2009–11)
• Kovalchuk (2011–12)
• Kurnev (2012–13)
• Prokopyuk (2013)
• Kovalchuk (2013–16)
• Zhuravel (2016–17)
• Látal (2018)
• Kovalchuk (2018)
• Shpilevsky (2018)
• Lička (2018–19)
• Kovalchuk (2020–22)
• Khrapkovsky (2022)
• Prokopyuk (2022)
• Kriushenko (2022–23)
• Yurevich (2023)
• Chelmodeyev (2023)
• Brazevich (2024)
• Kovalchuk (2024)
• Dzyameshka (2024–)

• Vashkevich (Arsenal)
• Migal (BATE)
• Dzyameshka (Dinamo Brest)
• Skripchenko (Dinamo Minsk)
• Radushko (Dnepr)
• Harawtsow (Gomel)
• Kamarowski (Isloch)
• Chelyadinsky (Minsk)
• Kriushenko (Naftan)
• Kovalevich (Neman)
• Podpaly (Shakhtyor)
• Bionchik (Slavia)
• Gurinovich (Slutsk)
• Sļesarčuks (Smorgon)
• Molosh (Torpedo-BelAZ)
• Yasinsky (Vitebsk)

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