Roman Yuzepchuk

Roman Yuzepchuk's career has moved between Belarus and Russia in short bursts, rarely settling anywhere for long. A product of the SDYUSHOR No. 7 academy in Mogilev, he joined Dynamo Minsk's youth setup and made his professional debut there in 2015, though a loan spell at Berezha-2010 brought more football, and two goals in 21 appearances, than his parent club did. He returned to Dynamo Minsk without playing a single match for the first team.

His move to Dynamo Brest in 2017 gave him the platform he had been missing: 56 appearances and four goals over four seasons, plus a Belarusian Premier League title in 2019 and two Belarusian Super Cups. From there the path splintered further, through Rukh Brest, Shakhtyor Soligorsk, and then abroad to Russia with Torpedo Moscow. A move to Khimki followed in 2024 on a free transfer, and with the club he won the Russian First Division that season, before a loan sent him on to Sokol Saratov.

That spell at Sokol Saratov produced an unusual postscript: in April 2025, the Russian Football Union's Dispute Resolution Chamber ordered Khimki to compensate him after his contract, suspended during the loan, went unpaid. He returned to Dynamo Brest in July 2025 on a free transfer, back at the club where his career had first taken shape.

At international level, Yuzepchuk debuted for Belarus's senior side in February 2020 against Bulgaria and has since earned 23 caps, scoring once, in a 2024 UEFA Nations League match against Kazakhstan. In August 2025, playing against ML Vitebsk, he suffered an ankle injury that coach Alexander Sednev described as a recurrence of a previous problem.