Dinamo Minsk — mid-1990s (around 1995/96)

Dinamo Minsk is the leading football club from Minsk, Belarus, historically the country's most successful side since the Soviet era. In the mid‑1990s the club remained one of the top teams in the newly independent Belarusian football system, regularly contesting the Premier League and taking part in UEFA club competitions.

• Home: Dinamo Stadium (Minsk).
• Colours: white and blue (traditional home kit).
• Domestic role: among the dominant Belarusian teams after independence, with several early Belarusian Premier League titles in the 1990s.

Coach: Mikhail Vergeyenko

Mikhail (Mikhailo/Mikhail) Vergeyenko (sometimes transliterated as Vergeienko/Vergeyenko) is a former professional goalkeeper who moved into coaching and football administration. In the 1990s he was a prominent Belarusian coach and was associated with Dinamo Minsk in that period. Vergeyenko also served as head coach of the Belarus national team through the early‑ to mid‑1990s, and he had multiple spells in club management and technical roles at Dinamo Minsk.

Typical topics for this period

• Dinamo Minsk kept competing at the top of the Belarusian league and represented the country in European qualifying rounds.
• Squad composition in the mid‑90s mixed domestic Belarusian talent with a few foreign signings; many players were veterans of the late Soviet and early Belarusian eras.
• Coaching and administrative continuity (figures like Vergeyenko) linked the Soviet‑era Dinamo structure to the new Belarusian professional game.

Where to get detailed season data (squad, fixtures, standings)

• Season-by-season statistics and full squad lists: RSSSF (rsssf.com) and national association archives.
• Match results, lineups and player career pages: sites such as worldfootball.net, transfermarkt.com and EU‑FOOTBALL.info for national team context.
• Club history pages and Wikipedia (Dinamo Minsk, Mikhail Vergeyenko) for summaries and references to primary sources.

If you need a specific season’s league table, full squad list, or match results for Dinamo Minsk in 1995 or 1996, a focused lookup on one of the sources above will provide match‑by‑match details and player appearances. The resources listed are good starting points for official statistics and historical lineups.