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Belarusian footballer and manager

Vladimir Nevinsky
Personal information
Full name	Vladimir Vladimirovich Nevinsky
Date of birth	(1973-09-14) 14 September 1973 (age 51)
Place of birth	Minsk, Belarusian SSR
Height	1.76 m (5 ft 9 in)
Position(s)	Midfielder
Youth career
	Smena Minsk
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1991–1992	Dinamo Brest	41	(3)
1993–1995	Torpedo Minsk	74	(10)
1995–1996	Dnepr Mogilev	27	(9)
1996	Hapoel Beit She'an	3	(0)
1996	Torpedo Minsk	4	(4)
1997	MATÁV Sopron	12	(2)
1997–2002	BATE Borisov	122	(16)
2000	→ RShVSM-Olympia Minsk	2	(0)
2003	Naftan Novopolotsk	28	(3)
2004–2005	Dinamo Brest	37	(2)
2006	PMC Postavy	32	(7)
2007	Partizan-2 Minsk	29	(2)
International career
1992–1994	Belarus U21	5	(0)
Managerial career
2006–2008	Partizan-2 Minsk (assistant)
2009–2013	BATE Borisov (reserves, youth assistant)
2014–2017	BATE Borisov (assistant)
2018	Torpedo Minsk (assistant)
2018–2019	Torpedo Minsk
2020–2021	Neman Grodno (assistant)
2022–2023	Gomel
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Vladimir Vladimirovich Nevinsky (Belarusian: Уладзімір Уладзіміравіч Нявінскі; Russian: Владимир Владимирович Невинский; born 14 September 1973) is a Belarusian professional football coach and a former player.

In 2018–2019 he was a head coach at Torpedo Minsk.

Honours

BATE Borisov

Belarusian Premier League champion: 1999, 2002

References

Nevinsky appointed as Torpedo head coach

External links

Vladimir Nevinsky at FootballFacts.ru (in Russian)
Profile at BATE Borisov website
Vladimir Nevinsky at WorldFootball.net

v t e FC Gomel – managers
Baranov (1959) Ryabikov (1960–61) Radzishevski (1962–63) Korshunov (1963) Yermilov (1964–65) Zagretsky (1966) Yeremeyev (1967–68) Korotkevich (1969–70) Adamov (1971–72) Yerokhovets (1973) Glembotskiy (1973–74) Korotkevich (1975–77) Cheremysin (1977–80) Shimanskiy (1981–83) Kiselyov (1984) Korotkevich (1985–87) Yanochkin (1987–88) Golovey (1988) Pryazhnikov (1988–90) Shimanskiy (1991) Astratenko (1992–93) Korotkevich (1993–94) Goryunov (1994–96) Hruznov (1997) Yanochkin (1998–99) Akshayev (1999–00) Kuznetsov (2000–01) Yanochkin (2001) Podpaly (2001–04) Kuznetsov (2004–05) Goryunov (2005–06) Papayev (2006) Golmak (2006–07) Yurevich (2007–08) Borsuk (2008) Yusipets (2008–09) Borsuk (2009) Borel (2009) Kubarev (2009–12) Merkulaw (2012–14) Yanochkin (2014) Golmak (2014–15) Zhuravel (2015–16) Gerashchenko (2016–18) Merkulaw (2018–19) Kulchy (2019) Bionchik (2019–21) Nevinsky (2022–23) Harawtsow (2023–) (c) = caretaker manager

FC Gomel – managers

Baranov (1959)
Ryabikov (1960–61)
Radzishevski (1962–63)
Korshunov (1963)
Yermilov (1964–65)
Zagretsky (1966)
Yeremeyev (1967–68)
Korotkevich (1969–70)
Adamov (1971–72)
Yerokhovets (1973)
Glembotskiy (1973–74)
Korotkevich (1975–77)
Cheremysin (1977–80)
Shimanskiy (1981–83)
Kiselyov (1984)
Korotkevich (1985–87)
Yanochkin (1987–88)
Golovey (1988)
Pryazhnikov (1988–90)
Shimanskiy (1991)
Astratenko (1992–93)
Korotkevich (1993–94)
Goryunov (1994–96)
Hruznov (1997)
Yanochkin (1998–99)
Akshayev (1999–00)
Kuznetsov (2000–01)
Yanochkin (2001)
Podpaly (2001–04)
Kuznetsov (2004–05)
Goryunov (2005–06)
Papayev (2006)
Golmak (2006–07)
Yurevich (2007–08)
Borsuk (2008)
Yusipets (2008–09)
Borsuk (2009)
Borel (2009)
Kubarev (2009–12)
Merkulaw (2012–14)
Yanochkin (2014)
Golmak (2014–15)
Zhuravel (2015–16)
Gerashchenko (2016–18)
Merkulaw (2018–19)
Kulchy (2019)
Bionchik (2019–21)
Nevinsky (2022–23)
Harawtsow (2023–)

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