• USSR Champion 1982.

    The main success in the history of our club is the victory in the championship of the Soviet Union in 1982.

  • Seven-time champion of Belarus: 1992, 1992/1993, 1993/1994, 1994/1995, 1995, 1997, 2004.

    "Dinamo-Minsk" became the champions of Belarus 7 times.

    Dinamo won first 5 Championships of modern Belarus in a row. After a two seasons break Dinamo became the winners of the Belarusian championship once again.

    The last time "Dinamo-Minsk" became the champions of the country was in 2004.

  • Three-time winner of the Belarus Cup: 1992, 1993/1994, 2002/2003.

    Three times "Dinamo-Minsk" became the owners of the Belarus Cup.

    Twice - at the very beginning of the independent Belarusian football (1992 and 1993/1994 seasons), and the last time - in 2003.

  • Six-time champion of the BSSR: 1937, 1938, 1939, 1945, 1951, 1975

    The BSSR Championship in the Soviet football was the competition among youth teams.

    And mainly reserve team of "Dinamo-Minsk" took part in the tournament.

    "Dinamo" 6 times became champions of the BSSR championship.

  • Two-time winner of the BSSR Cup: 1936, 1940.

    Byelorussian SSR Cup tournament has been holding from 1936 to 1991. "Dinamo-Minsk" twice in its history became the owner of this cup: in the distant 1936 and 1940.

DZMITRY LATYKHOU - BEST PLAYER OF THE MONTH

01.07.2022

Joint voting with our official betting partner Winline for the title of the best player of FC Dinamo-Minsk in June 2022 has been completed. We are pleased to announce that midfielder Dzmitry Latykhou was named the best player of the month according to the results of the club's fan poll, with 41% votes for him. A total of 872 people took part in the voting.

Dzmitry played in all three matches of the blue-whites in June of the season 2022, and also scored a double in the match of the 1/16 finals of the Belarus Cup, as well as a penalty in the shoot out against Pinsk "Volna".

Congratulations to our player on winning the Winline Player of the Month nomination!

Second place went to Artsem Bykau, 34% of respondents voted for him. The third was Uladzislau Lozhkin, gaining 13.5%.