Belarusian specialist Vadim Viktorovich Skripchenko has become the new head coach of FC Sheriff. The parties signed a cooperation agreement today.

The 49-year-old specialist previously worked as head coach of FC Dynamo Minsk. Vadim Viktorovich has been familiar with our club since the 2010-2011 season. During that period, he worked as assistant head coach of FC BATE, with whom Sheriff played in the UEFA Europa League group stage. In addition to Minsk Dynamo, Vadim Skripchenko has worked at Russian clubs Ural, Krylia Sovetov, and Anzhi, at Yerevan's Ararat Armenia, and in his homeland at Torpedo-BelAZ and FC Minsk.

Last year, he led Dynamo Minsk through the entire European Cup qualifying round and took the team to the group stage of the UEFA Conference League. Dynamo also won two Belarusian Premier League titles and the Belarusian Super Cup.

The Sheriff FC team is happy to welcome Vadim Viktorovich and wishes him luck as the head coach of Sheriff FC.

P.S. We'll let you know about other changes in the coaching staff once it's all set.

Sheriff FC Press Service