FC Dnepr Mogilev

Dnepr Mogilev Football returned to the city in 2020, entering the Second League from nothing. In 2025, the reformed club finished second in the First League and earned its way back to the top flight.

Before any of that, the club had already changed names three times — Khimik at its founding on 4 January 1960, Spartak from 1963, Dnepr from 1973 — and later spent seven years, from 1998 to 2005, as Dnepr-Transmash after a tie-up with a local factory. It was under that Transmash name that the club won its only Belarusian championship, in 1998, with Eduard Boltrushevich voted the league's best player that year. A silver medal had come earlier, in 1992, when Andrei Lyubchenko was named the season's outstanding player and Andrei Skorobogatko finished as top scorer. A bronze followed much later, in 2009.

The club plays at the Spartak stadium, which holds 7,350, in white and blue. Games against Belshina of Bobruisk carry the weight of an oblast derby, the closest rivalry the region has; matches with Vitebsk matter too, though less sharply.

What the rebuilt Dnepr has not done yet is prove it belongs in the Vysshaya Liga for the long haul — the 1998 title and the near misses around it belong to a version of the club that no longer technically exists.