Vadim Skripchenko

Vadim Skripchenko is a 50-year-old football coach at Dinamo Minsk, born on 26 November 1975. Follow Vadim Skripchenko on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, career history, transfer news, FotMob ratings, and comprehensive performance analytics.

Vadim Skripchenko is at Dinamo Minsk alongside Artem Sokolovskiy, Evgeniy Shevchenko, Maksim Budko, Vasili Chernyavski, Aleksei Gavrilovich, Maksim Myakish, Evgeni Malashevich, Karen Vardanyan, Moustapha Djimet, Ivan Shimakovich, Ivan Bakhar, Denis Grechikho, Dmitriy Podstrelov, Aleksey Vakulich, Vladislav Kalinin, Denis Shpakovski, Fard Ibrahim, Fawaz Abdullahi, Artem Karatai, Roman Begunov, and Kirill Tsepenkov. Visit their player pages on FotMob to explore detailed statistics, performance ratings, and career information.

Vadim Skripchenko's career has included time at FC Dinamo-93 Minsk as a player and FC Sheriff, Dinamo Minsk, FC Minsk, Torpedo Zhodino, Ararat Armenia, Anzhi Makhachkala, Krylya Sovetov Samara, and Ural as a coach.

On the international stage, Vadim Skripchenko has represented Belarus.

Vadim Skripchenko is from Belarus, and the national teams include Aleksandr Shestyuk, Artem Kontsevoy, Egor Parkhomenko, Evgeni Malashevich, Evgeniy Yablonski, Fedor Lapoukhov, German Barkovsky, Karen Vardanyan, Kiril Pechenin, Maksim Belov, Maksim Plotnikov, Max Ebong, Nikita Demchenko, Nikita Korzun, Nikolai Ivanov, Pavel Pavlyuchenko, Pavel Zabelin, Roman Begunov, Trofim Melnichenko, Vadim Pigas, Valeri Gromyko, Vitali Lisakovich, Vladislav Kalinin, Vladislav Malkevich, Yegor Khvalko, Alina Cherlenok, Alina Khoroshchak, Anastasia Linnik, Anastasia Shlapakova, Anastasia Shuppo, Anastasiya Kavaliova, Anastasiya Mager, Anna Kozyupa, Anna Krasikova, Anna Sas, Anna Sinyavskaya, Arina Sitnikova, Darya Harshkova, Darya Maniukova, Darya Vinograd, Ekaterina Miklashevich, Karina Olkhovik, Karolina Zhitko, Maryia Svidunovich, Milana Surovtseva, Natalia Voskobovich, Olga Kapysha, Uljana Asaula, Valeriya Belaya, Valeriya Bohdan, Viktoria Valiuk, Viktoriya Kazakevich, Yulia Slesarchik, and Zarina Kapustina. Explore each player's page on FotMob for comprehensive statistics, match history, and international career data.

Throughout their career, Vadim Skripchenko has won 4 titles: Premier League (2024, 2023) and Super Cup (2025) with Dinamo Minsk and Cup (2012/2013) with FC Minsk.

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