Belarusian specialist Aleksandr Brazevich to head Pyunik Academy

We would like to inform you that Pyunik Academy has a new head coach: the team will be led by 53-year-old Belarusian specialist Aleksandr Brazevich.

He began his coaching career in 2003, working within the structure of the Belarusian club MTZ-RIPO, and in 2007–08, he was part of the coaching staff of the Lithuanian club Kaunas.

Later on, Aleksandr Brazevich worked as a head coach for various teams over the years, including Lithuania's Tauras and Žalgiris Vilnius, Belarusian clubs Smorgon, Torpedo Zhodino, Vedrich-97 (later renamed Rechitsa-97), Torpedo Mogilev, Smolevichi, Slutsk, Arsenal Dzerzhinsk, Dynamo Brest, as well as Kazakhstan's Kyzylzhar.

In the 2009/10 season, under his leadership, Torpedo Zhodino reached the final of the Belarusian Cup for the first time in its history.

Arsenal Dzerzhinsk, led by Aleksandr Brazevich, won the Belarusian First League in the 2023 season.

The specialist also worked for about two years at BATE Borisov, serving as the deputy general director for the scouting department and youth football development.

In September 2025, Brazevich was appointed head coach of the Belarus U-17 national team.

Aleksandr Brazevich's previous workplace was the Academy U-17 team of the Football Federation of Belarus, which won silver medals in the Belarusian U-18 youth championship last season.

Please note that Stepan Harutyunyan, who has held the position of Pyunik Academy's head coach since July of this year, will continue his work at Pyunik Academy as an assistant coach.

We wish Aleksandr Brazevich and his coaching staff success and productive work with our team.

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