Artem Bruy

Artem Bruy came through the academy at Minsk, moving up to the reserves in 2018 before making his first-team debut in the Belarusian Premier League against BATE Borisov. That appearance stayed rare at Minsk itself — two matches for the senior side against 21 for the reserves — and he moved on loan.

At Orsha he added six league appearances, but it was at Maxline in Rogachev, on loan from June 2022, where his contribution had the clearest effect: sixteen matches, two goals, and among them the decisive strike in the promotion playoff against Arsenal Dzerzhinsk that sent Maxline up to the Premier League. A further loan took him to Naftan Novopolotsk in 2023, where twenty league games helped the club stay up.

Bruy returned to Maxline, by then renamed ML Vitebsk, on a free transfer in February 2024 and made 32 appearances as the team won promotion again. That progress was interrupted in April 2025, when he was conscripted into mandatory military service and left the club without returning. He restarted his career at Osipovichi that September, scoring once in seven appearances, before signing for Baranovichi as a free agent in March 2026.

At Baranovichi he has made eighteen appearances so far, sixteen of them in the Vysshaya Liga and two in the Belarusian Cup, with one league goal to his name. He has also represented Belarus at under-17 and under-19 level.