List of FC Dynamo Moscow players

Last updated June 01, 2024

This is a list of notable players for FC Dynamo Moscow . It includes the players who made at least 50 league appearances for the club or scored at least 5 league goals.

Figures and dates are for the league competitions only (Soviet Top League, Russian Premier League and Russian First League). Appearances and goals in the games which were awarded to one team after the fact (or in the unfinished 1941 Soviet Top League) are included.

For a list of all Dynamo players with a Wikipedia article, see Category:FC Dynamo Moscow players.

Players

As of 25 May 2024^[update]

Name	Nationality	Position	Dynamo career	Appearances	Goals
Guram Adzhoyev	Soviet Union	MF	1981–83	73	6
Viktor Anichkin	Soviet Union	MF	1960–72	282	9
Yevgeni Arkhangelskiy	Soviet Union	FW	1947–48	37	13
Renat Ataulin	Soviet Union	MF	1984–85	52	1
Yuri Avrutskiy	Soviet Union	FW	1962–71	174	46
Anatoly Baidachny	Soviet Union	FW	1969–74	64	17
Fabián Balbuena	Paraguay	DF	2021–22, 2023–present	53	5
Vladimir Basalayev	Soviet Union	DF	1971–75	107	2
Radoslav Batak	Montenegro	DF	2003–05	62	3
Yevgeni Baykov	Soviet Union	DF	1951–58	88	7
Fatos Bećiraj	Montenegro	FW	2016–17	60	13
Vladimir Belyayev	Soviet Union	GK	1953–64	84	0
Roman Berezovsky	Armenia	GK	2002–05, 2012–15	109	0
Konstantin Beskov	Soviet Union	FW	1941–54	196	93
Bitello	Brazil	MF	2023–present	23	8
Vsevolod Blinkov	Soviet Union	MF	1940–53	211	13
Nikolai Bobkov	Soviet Union	FW	1962–68	127	11
Gennadi Bondarenko	Soviet Union	FW	1954	21	8
Aleksandr Borodyuk	Soviet Union	FW	1982–89	187	53
Aleksandr Bubnov	Soviet Union	DF	1974–82	206	7
Igor Bulanov	Soviet Union	DF	1982–89	144	15
Dmitri Bulykin	Russia	FW	2001–07	119	26
Pyotr Bystrov	Russia	MF	2000–01	36	6
Deividas Česnauskis	Lithuania	MF	2000–03	69	5
Arkady Chernyshev	Soviet Union	MF	1936–44	84	1
Andrei Chernyshov	Russia	DF	1987–91, 1993–94	111	4
Dmitri Cheryshev	Russia	FW	1993–96	104	37
Igor Chislenko	Soviet Union	FW	1957, 1959–70	229	68
Alexandr Covalenco	Moldova	DF	2002–05	61	0
Danny	Portugal	MF	2005–08	97	16
Nikolay Dementyev	Soviet Union	FW	1940–45	33	20
Igor Denisov	Russia	MF	2013–16	61	1
Sergei Derkach	Russia	MF	1989–94	96	10
Derlei	Brazil	FW	2005–06	41	20
Igor Dobrovolski	Russia	MF	1985–90, 1993–94	155	36
Vladimir Dolbonosov	Soviet Union	DF	1967–75	151	2
Oleg Dolmatov	Soviet Union	DF	1972–79	154	8
Andrei Dyatel	Russia	MF	1998, 2001–05	72	10
Balázs Dzsudzsák	Hungary	MF	2012–15	89	13
Vladimir Eshtrekov	Soviet Union	FW	1968–73	102	11
Valeri Fadeyev	Soviet Union	FW	1959–66	147	17
Genrikh Fedosov	Soviet Union	FW	1954–61	145	48
Leandro Fernández	Argentina	DF	2006–14	207	15
Roberto Fernández	Paraguay	DF	2022–present	41	5
Yevgeni Fokin	Soviet Union	GK	1936–40	66	0
Daniil Fomin	Russia	MF	2020–present	111	22
Vladimir Gabulov	Russia	GK	2001, 2008–11, 2013–16	132	0
Vali Gasimov	Azerbaijan	FW	1992	17	16
Yuri Gavrilov	Soviet Union	MF	1973–77	37	5
Valery Gazzaev	Soviet Union	FW	1979–85	197	70
Mikhail Gershkovich	Soviet Union	FW	1972–79	146	21
Yaroslav Gladyshev	Russia	FW	2021–present	47	7
Vladimir Glotov	Soviet Union	DF	1959–66	146	2
Spartak Gogniyev	Russia	FW	2000–01	28	7
Aleksandr Golovnya	Soviet Union	DF	1981–86	113	5
Konstantin Golovskoy	Russia	MF	1998–2001	49	10
Nikolai Gontar	Soviet Union	GK	1971–84	177	0
Vladimir Granat	Russia	DF	2005–06, 2007–14	188	3
Aleksei Grinin	Soviet Union	FW	1937–38	8	5
Sergey Grishin	Russia	MF	1996–2000	113	10
Vitali Grishin	Russia	MF	1997–2003	94	8
Vyacheslav Grulyov	Russia	FW	2017–present	121	18
Gennadi Gusarov	Soviet Union	FW	1963–68	125	24
Rolan Gusev	Russia	MF	1994–2001	127	22
Sebastian Holmén	Sweden	DF	2016–19	86	0
Sergei Ilyin	Soviet Union	FW	1936–45	105	49
Vladimir Ilyin	Soviet Union	FW	1946–57	157	63
Aleksei Ionov	Russia	MF	2013–16	76	18
Lucky Isibor	Nigeria	FW	1998–2000	51	5
Pyotr Ivanov	Soviet Union	DF	1949–50	60	0
Vadim Ivanov	Soviet Union	DF	1962–68	144	3
Joãozinho	Russia	MF	2018–20	49	6
Yuriy Kalitvintsev	Ukraine	MF	1992–94	48	8
Vladimir Kapustin	Soviet Union	MF	1978–84	38	5
Vasili Karatayev	Soviet Union	MF	1983–89	166	14
Vasili Kartsev	Soviet Union	FW	1945–51	106	72
Aleksandr Kerzhakov	Russia	FW	2008–09	51	19
Vladimir Kesarev	Soviet Union	DF	1955–65	195	1
Aleksandr Khapsalis	Soviet Union	MF	1983–85	72	0
Yevgeni Kharlachyov	Russia	MF	2001–03	42	7
Anton Khazov	Russia	FW	2001–03	45	15
Dmitri Khokhlov	Russia	MF	2006–10	130	11
Aleksei Khomich	Soviet Union	GK	1945–52	153	0
Sergei Kiriakov	Russia	FW	1986–92	91	9
Valeri Kleymyonov	Russia	GK	1992–97	64	0
Denis Klyuyev	Russia	MF	1994, 1999–2001	97	8
Andrey Kobelev	Russia	MF	1983–92, 1995–98, 2002	253	46
Aleksandr Kokorin	Russia	FW	2008–15	171	41
Nikolai Kolesov	Soviet Union	MF	1973–80	73	13
Denis Kolodin	Russia	DF	2005–13	132	15
Sergei Kolotovkin	Russia	DF	1995–96	56	0
Igor Kolyvanov	Soviet Union	FW	1985–91	140	42
Dmitri Kombarov	Russia	MF	2004–10	132	12
Kirill Kombarov	Russia	MF	2004–10	101	7
Nikolay Komlichenko	Russia	FW	2020–21	36	7
Ivan Konov	Soviet Union	FW	1949–53	62	41
Erik Korchagin	Russia	FW	2003–04	39	12
Valery Korolenkov	Soviet Union	MF	1958–67	175	31
Ognjen Koroman	Serbia	MF	2002–03	38	12
Yuri Kovtun	Russia	DF	1993–98	156	5
Anatoli Kozhemyakin	Soviet Union	FW	1970–74	62	24
Aleksei Kozlov	Russia	DF	2014–19	104	6
Vladimir Kozlov	Soviet Union	FW	1967–76	180	58
Oleg Kramarenko	Soviet Union	MF	1976–77	38	5
Konstantin Krizhevsky	Soviet Union	DF	1953–61	141	0
Aliaksandr Kulchiy	Belarus	MF	1997–99	62	4
Kevin Kurányi	Germany	FW	2010–15	123	50
Aleksei Kutsenko	Russia	FW	1991–97	43	5
Boris Kuznetsov	Soviet Union	DF	1953–61	163	1
Yuri Kuznetsov	Russia	MF	1995–99	48	13
Yuri Kuznetsov	Soviet Union	FW	1955–59	23	13
Aleksei Lapshin	Soviet Union	MF	1936–40	71	0
Vladimir Larin	Soviet Union	MF	1967, 1968–71, 1973	70	22
Nikolai Latysh	Soviet Union	MF	1979–83	124	20
Viktor Leonenko	Ukraine	FW	1991–92	20	14
Daniil Lesovoy	Russia	MF	2020–23	48	5
Marko Lomić	Serbia	DF	2010–14	95	1
Viktor Losev	Russia	DF	1986–92	169	0
Yevgeni Lutsenko	Russia	FW	2016–19	82	14
Denis Makarov	Russia	MF	2021–present	70	11
Aleksandr Makhovikov	Soviet Union	DF	1970–83	287	20
Aleksandr Maksimenkov	Soviet Union	MF	1976–81	141	21
Aleksandr Malyavkin	Soviet Union	FW	1944–50	131	29
Alakbar Mammadov	Soviet Union	FW	1954–59	92	41
Aleksei Mamykin	Soviet Union	FW	1953–59	43	19
Valeri Maslov	Soviet Union	MF	1961–71	319	50
Valeri Matyunin	Soviet Union	FW	1978–86	110	12
Pascal Mendy	Senegal	DF	2003–06	50	1
Yuri Mentyukov	Soviet Union	MF	1978–85	93	3
Aleksandr Minayev	Soviet Union	MF	1976–84	209	21
Zvjezdan Misimović	Bosnia and Herzegovina	MF	2011–12	44	8
Aleksandr Molodtsov	Soviet Union	MF	1978–87	127	13
Grigori Morozov	Russia	DF	2013–20	107	4
Eduard Mudrik	Soviet Union	DF	1957, 1959–68	172	5
Aleksandr Nazarov	Soviet Union	FW	1937–45	34	17
Sergei Nekrasov	Russia	DF	1991–99	149	12
Moumi Ngamaleu	Cameroon	FW	2022–present	45	8
Arkadi Nikolayev	Soviet Union	FW	1959–64	103	17
Sergei Nikulin	Soviet Union	DF	1969–84	280	1
Clinton N'Jie	Cameroon	FW	2019–22	61	6
Christian Noboa	Ecuador	MF	2012–14	78	12
Aleksandr Novikov	Soviet Union	DF	1973–87	327	9
Andrei Ostrovskiy	Belarus	DF	1997–2000	88	7
Kirill Panchenko	Russia	FW	2016–20	98	36
Anatoli Parov	Soviet Union	DF	1975–80	75	0
Sergei Parshivlyuk	Russia	DF	2019–present	92	1
Vadim Pavlenko	Soviet Union	FW	1972–76, 1979	54	18
Vasili Pavlov	Soviet Union	FW	1936–40	16	10
Aleksandr Petrov	Soviet Union	DF	1945–51	139	0
Aleksei Petrushin	Soviet Union	MF	1970–81	244	21
Maximilian Philipp	Germany	FW	2019–20	20	8
Vladimir Pilguy	Soviet Union	GK	1970–81	223	0
Ruslan Pimenov	Russia	FW	2007–09	23	5
Dmitri Polovinchuk	Russia	MF	1999–2006	54	0
Aleksei Ponomaryov	Soviet Union	FW	1936–44	30	17
Nikolai Postavnin	Soviet Union	MF	1936, 1938–44, 1947	34	7
Boris Pozdnyakov	Soviet Union	DF	1985–86, 1987–89	108	4
Aleksei Prudnikov	Soviet Union	GK	1983–87	129	0
Yuri Pudyshev	Soviet Union	MF	1971–75, 1984–86	84	7
Vsevolod Radikorskiy	Soviet Union	DF	1938–48	122	0
Aleksandr Rakitskiy	Soviet Union	GK	1964–68	61	0
Yuri Reznik	Soviet Union	MF	1979–82	80	7
Anatoli Rodionov	Soviet Union	DF	1953–57	68	0
Maksim Romaschenko	Belarus	MF	1997–2000, 2004–06	124	24
Adrian Ropotan	Romania	MF	2009–11	52	2
Georgi Ryabov	Soviet Union	DF	1957, 1960–70	192	2
Kirill Rybakov	Russia	FW	1985–89, 1993–95	21	5
Vladimir Rykov	Russia	FW	2011–13, 2016–20	90	4
Vladimir Ryzhkin	Soviet Union	FW	1953–61	119	21
Sergei Salnikov	Soviet Union	FW	1950–54	113	29
Oleg Samatov	Russia	MF	1994–96	61	6
Christopher Samba	Congo	DF	2013–16	38	6
Aleksandr Samedov	Russia	MF	2010–12	69	9
Valter Sanaya	Soviet Union	GK	1947–53	63	0
Aleksandr Sapeta	Russia	MF	2011–13, 2016–17	97	5
Vladimir Savdunin	Soviet Union	MF	1945–56	189	63
Deividas Šemberas	Lithuania	DF	1998–2001	88	2
Mikhail Semichastny	Soviet Union	FW	1936–50	210	52
Igor Semshov	Russia	MF	2006–08, 2010–13	167	36
Vladimir Shabrov	Soviet Union	FW	1950–59	98	16
Dmitri Shapovalov	Soviet Union	FW	1954–61	96	33
Anatoliy Shepel	Soviet Union	FW	1975–76	39	14
Andrei Shevtsov	Soviet Union	MF	1981–84	54	2
Sergei Shtanyuk	Belarus	DF	1996–2000	114	9
Vladimir Shtapov	Soviet Union	DF	1964–71	150	0
Anton Shunin	Russia	GK	2007–present	339	0
Sergei Silkin	Soviet Union	DF	1980–89	101	1
Igor Simutenkov	Russia	FW	1990–94	104	44
Igor Sklyarov	Russia	DF	1987–94	130	5
Vladimir Skokov	Russia	MF	1997–98	52	5
Dmitri Skopintsev	Russia	DF	2020–present	119	5
Yevgeni Smertin	Russia	MF	1988–94	121	3
Andrei Smetanin	Russia	GK	1987–98	129	0
Aleksandr Smirnov	Russia	MF	1985–90, 1994	36	9
Vasili Smirnov	Soviet Union	FW	1936–39	39	27
Vladimir Smirnov	Soviet Union	DF	1968–71	82	0
Fyodor Smolov	Russia	FW	2007–09, 2010–11, 2013, 2014, 2022–present	128	22
Aleksandr Sokolov	Soviet Union	MF	1949–60	164	26
Leonid Solovyov	Soviet Union	DF	1945–53	174	11
Sergei Solovyov	Soviet Union	FW	1940–52	209	135
Anton Sosnin	Russia	MF	2015–20	78	0
Ivan Stankevich	Soviet Union	DF	1940–48	66	0
Sergei Stukashov	Soviet Union	FW	1985–88	73	19
Toni Šunjić	Bosnia and Herzegovina	DF	2017–20	75	4
Yuri Syomin	Soviet Union	MF	1968–71	95	20
Sebastian Szymański	Poland	MF	2019–22	77	8
Jovan Tanasijević	Montenegro	DF	2003–05, 2007–09	138	1
Aleksandr Tashayev	Russia	MF	2011–18	66	6
Bakhva Tedeyev	Russia	MF	1993	30	8
Ivan Temnikov	Russia	MF	2016–19	55	7
Aleksandr Tenyagin	Soviet Union	FW	1951–53	41	6
Oleg Teryokhin	Russia	FW	1995–99	146	67
Omari Tetradze	Russia	MF	1991–94	101	11
Yuri Tishkov	Russia	FW	1993–97	45	6
Aleksandr Tochilin	Russia	DF	1995–2008	239	7
Nikolai Tolstykh	Soviet Union	DF	1974–83	125	6
Vasili Trofimov	Soviet Union	FW	1939–53	216	69
Viktor Tsarev	Soviet Union	DF	1953–66	279	11
Vyacheslav Tsaryov	Russia	DF	1988–94, 1997	76	1
Dmytro Tyapushkin	Ukraine	GK	1997–98	52	0
Konstantin Tyukavin	Russia	FW	2020–present	103	33
Aleksandr Uvarov	Soviet Union	GK	1978–91	105	0
Valeri Urin	Soviet Union	FW	1956–61	68	19
Mathieu Valbuena	France	MF	2014–15	29	6
Viktor Vasilyev	Soviet Union	MF	1985–88	85	8
Andriy Voronin	Ukraine	FW	2010–12, 2013–14	80	22
Yuri Vshivtsev	Soviet Union	FW	1962–68	188	53
Luke Wilkshire	Australia	DF	2008–14, 2016–17	149	2
Andrei Yakubik	Soviet Union	FW	1967–79, 1980	170	35
Mikhail Yakushin	Soviet Union	FW	1936–41	95	44
Erik Yakhimovich	Belarus	DF	1994–97, 1998–2000	127	2
Lev Yashin	Soviet Union	GK	1950–70	326	0
Sergei Yashin	Russia	MF	1999–2006	67	5
Yevgeni Yeliseyev	Soviet Union	MF	1936–40	65	6
Roman Yevgenyev	Russia	DF	2016–22	77	1
Gennady Yevriuzhikin	Soviet Union	FW	1966–76	283	54
Artur Yusupov	Russia	MF	2009, 2011–15, 2019–20	130	8
Arsen Zakharyan	Russia	MF	2020–23	72	15
Yuri Zhirkov	Russia	MF	2013–15	54	4
Yevgeni Zhukov	Soviet Union	DF	1969–74	108	9
Aleksandr Zotov	Russia	MF	2016–18	44	5
Vladimir Zyablikov	Soviet Union	DF	1950–53	75	0
Valeri Zykov	Soviet Union	DF	1966–75	213	1

First-choice line-ups

This section lists 11 players that played the most games in each season (the goalkeeper who played the most games in a season among goalkeepers is included even if he is not in the top eleven players for that season among all positions). If the data for minutes played is available, the players are selected based on that instead of games played.

Season	Line-up
1936 (spring)	Kvasnikov / Korchebokov, Teterin / Lapshin, Ryomin, Yeliseyev / S. Ilyin, Pavlov, Semichastny, Vasili Smirnov, Yakushin
1936 (autumn)	Kvasnikov / Korchebokov / Korotkov, Lapshin, Ryomin, Yeliseyev / S. Ilyin, Semichastny, Vasili Smirnov, Yakushin
1937	Fokin / Korchebokov / Chernyshev, Kachalin, Lapshin, Yeliseyev / S. Ilyin, Ponomaryov, Semichastny, Vasili Smirnov, Yakushin
1938	Akimov / Korchebokov, Teterin / Chernyshev, Korotkov, Lapshin, Yeliseyev, Zabelin / S. Ilyin, Semichastny, Yakushin
1939	Fokin / Radikorskiy, Ryomin / Chernyshev, Lapshin, Postavnin / S. Ilyin, Nazarov, Semichastny, Trofimov, Yakushin
1940	Fokin / Radikorskiy, Stankevich / Chernyshev, Lapshin, Palyska / Dementyev, S. Ilyin, Semichastny, S. Solovyov, Yakushin
1941	Kochetov / Kiselyov, Radikorskiy / Chernyshev, Blinkov, Palyska / Beskov, Semichastny, S. Solovyov, Trofimov, Yakushin
1945	Khomich / Radikorskiy, Semichastny, Stankevich / Blinkov, L. Solovyov / Beskov, Kartsev, Malyavkin, S. Solovyov, Trofimov
1946	Khomich / Radikorskiy, Semichastny, Stankevich / Blinkov, L. Solovyov / Kartsev, Malyavkin, Savdunin, S. Solovyov, Trofimov
1947	Khomich / Petrov, Semichastny / Blinkov, L. Solovyov / Arkhangelskiy, Beskov, Kartsev, Malyavkin, S. Solovyov, Trofimov
1948	Khomich / Petrov, Semichastny / Blinkov, L. Solovyov / Beskov, Kartsev, Malyavkin, Savdunin, S. Solovyov, Trofimov
1949	Khomich / P. Ivanov, Petrov, Semichastny / Blinkov, Malyavkin, L. Solovyov / Beskov, Konov, Savdunin, S. Solovyov
1950	Khomich / P. Ivanov, Petrov, Zyablikov / Blinkov, Sokolov, L. Solovyov / Beskov, V. Ilyin, Salnikov, Trofimov
1951	Sanaya / Petrov, Zyablikov / Blinkov, Sokolov, Tenyagin / Beskov, Salnikov, Savdunin, S. Solovyov, Trofimov
1952	Sanaya / L. Solovyov, Zyablikov / Baykov, Blinkov / V. Ilyin, S. Solovyov, Salnikov, Savdunin, Tenyagin, Trofimov
1953	Yashin / Kuznetsov, Rodionov, L. Solovyov / Baykov / Beskov, V. Ilyin, S. Korshunov, Ryzhkin, Salnikov, Savdunin
1954	Yashin / Krizhevsky, Kuznetsov, Rodionov / Baykov, Savdunin / Bondarenko, V. Ilyin, Mammadov, Salnikov, Shabrov
1955	Yashin / Krizhevsky, Kuznetsov, Rodionov / Baykov, Ryzhkin, Savdunin / Fedosov, V. Ilyin, Mammadov, Shabrov
1956	Yashin / Kesarev, Krizhevsky, Kuznetsov / Ryzhkin, Sokolov, Viktor Tsaryov / Fedosov, V. Ilyin, Mammadov, Shabrov
1957	Yashin / Kesarev, Krizhevsky, Kuznetsov / Ryzhkin, Sokolov, Viktor Tsaryov / Fedosov, Mamykin, Mammadov, Shapovalov
1958	Belyayev / Kesarev, Krizhevsky, Kuznetsov / Ryzhkin, Sokolov, Viktor Tsaryov / Fedosov, Mammadov, Shapovalov, Urin
1959	Yashin / Kesarev, Krizhevsky, Kuznetsov / Korolenkov, Sokolov, Viktor Tsaryov / Chislenko, Fedosov, A. Korshunov, Shapovalov
1960	Yashin / Glotov, Krizhevsky, Mudrik, Ryabov / Viktor Tsaryov / Chislenko, Fadeyev, Fedosov, Shapovalov, Urin
1961	Yashin / Anichkin, Glotov, Kesarev, Ryabov / Korolenkov, Viktor Tsaryov / Apshev, Chislenko, Fedosov, Nikolayev
1962	Yashin / Glotov, Kesarev, Mudrik, Ryabov / Korolenkov, Viktor Tsaryov / Chislenko, Fadeyev, Maslov, Nikolayev
1963	Yashin / Anichkin, Kesarev, Mudrik, Viktor Tsaryov / Korolenkov, Maslov / Bobkov, Chislenko, Fadeyev, Vshivtsev
1964	Yashin / Anichkin, Glotov, Mudrik / Maslov / Avrutskiy, Bobkov, Chislenko, Fadeyev, Korolenkov, Vshivtsev
1965	Yashin / Glotov, V. Ivanov, Mudrik, Viktor Tsaryov / Maslov / Avrutskiy, Bobkov, Chislenko, Gusarov, Vshivtsev
1966	Rakitskiy / Anichkin, V. Ivanov, Mudrik, Viktor Tsaryov, Zykov / Maslov / Avrutskiy, Bobkov, Vshivtsev, Yevriuzhikin
1967	Yashin / Anichkin, V. Ivanov, Ryabov, Shtapov, Zykov / Dudko, Maslov / Gusarov, Vshivtsev, Yevriuzhikin
1968	Yashin / Anichkin, Dolbonosov, V. Ivanov, Ryabov, Shtapov, Zykov / Larin, Maslov / V. Kozlov, Yevriuzhikin
1969	Yashin / Anichkin, Ryabov, Shtapov, Vladimir Smirnov, Zykov / Larin, Maslov, Syomin / Avrutskiy, Yevriuzhikin
1970	Pilguy / Shtapov, Vladimir Smirnov, Zykov / Anichkin, Maslov, Syomin / Avrutskiy, Eshtrekov, V. Kozlov, Yevriuzhikin
1971	Pilguy / Grebnev, Shtapov, Zhukov, Zykov / Sabo, Syomin / Eshtrekov, Kozhemyakin, V. Kozlov, Yevriuzhikin
1972	Pilguy / Basalayev, Dolbonosov, Makhovikov, Zhukov, Zykov / Sabo, Yakubik / Baidachny, Eshtrekov, Yevriuzhikin
1973	Pilguy / Basalayev, Dolbonosov, Nikulin, Zykov / Dolmatov, Makhovikov, Petrushin, Zhukov / Kozhemyakin, Yevriuzhikin
1974	Pilguy / Basalayev, Dolbonosov, Nikulin / Makhovikov, Petrushin, Pudyshev / Baidachny, V. Kozlov, Pavlenko, Yevriuzhikin
1975	Gontar / Bubnov, Nikulin, Zenkov / Dolmatov, Petrushin, Makhovikov, Yakubik / Gershkovich, Shepel, Yevriuzhikin
1976 (spring)	Gontar / Nikulin, Novikov, Parov / Kramarenko, Maksimenkov, Petrushin, Yakubik / Gershkovich, Shepel, Yevriuzhikin
1976 (autumn)	Gontar / Bubnov, Makhovikov, Nikulin, Parov / Dolmatov, Kramarenko, Minayev, Yakubik / Gershkovich, Kazachyonok
1977	Pilguy / Bubnov, Novikov, Parov / Dolmatov, Maksimenkov, Minayev, Petrushin, Yakubik / Gershkovich, Kazachyonok
1978	Gontar / Bubnov, Makhovikov, Novikov / Dolmatov, Maksimenkov, Minayev, Petrushin / Gershkovich, Kazachyonok, Kolesov
1979	Gontar / Bubnov, Makhovikov, Nikulin, Novikov / Maksimenkov, Minayev, Petrushin, Reznik / Gazzaev, Kolesov
1980	Pilguy / Bubnov, Makhovikov, Nikulin, Novikov / Latysh, Maksimenkov, Minayev, Petrushin, Reznik / Gazzaev
1981	Gontar / Bubnov, Makhovikov, Nikulin, Tolstykh / Adzhoyev, Latysh, Minayev, Molodtsov, Reznik / Gazzaev
1982	Gontar / Golovnya, Novikov, Tolstykh / Adzhoyev, Latysh, Matyunin, Minayev, Molodtsov, Shevtsov / Gazzaev
1983	Prudnikov / Golovnya, Novikov, Tolstykh / Borodyuk, Khapsalis, Latysh, Matyunin, Mentyukov, Molodtsov / Gazzaev
1984	Prudnikov / Bulanov, Fomichyov, Golovnya, Novikov / Ataulin, Borodyuk, Karatayev, Khapsalis, Mentyukov / Gazzaev
1985	Prudnikov / Bulanov, Golovnya, Novikov, Pozdnyakov / Ataulin, Borodyuk, Karatayev, Pudyshev / Stukashov, Vasilyev
1986	Prudnikov / Bulanov, Losev, Novikov, Silkin / Dobrovolski, Karatayev, Pozdnyakov, Vasilyev / Borodyuk, Stukashov
1987	Prudnikov / Bulanov, Losev, Novikov, Silkin, Sklyarov / Dobrovolski, Timoshenko, Vasilyev / Borodyuk, Kolyvanov
1988	Kharine / Bulanov, Losev, Morozov, Pozdnyakov, Silkin, Sklyarov / Dobrovolski, Karatayev / Borodyuk, Kolyvanov
1989	Kharine / Chernyshov, Losev, Mokh, Sklyarov / Derkach, Dobrovolski, Karatayev, Kobelev / Kiriakov, Kolyvanov
1990	Uvarov / Chernyshov, Losev, Mokh, Sklyarov / Derkach, Kobelev, Sereda, Ye. Smertin / Kiriakov, Kolyvanov
1991	Uvarov / Chernyshov, Losev, Vyacheslav Tsaryov / Kobelev, Sereda, Ye. Smertin, Tetradze / Kiriakov, Kolyvanov, Simutenkov
1992	Smetanin / Dolgov, Losev, Sklyarov, Vyacheslav Tsaryov / Derkach, Kalitvintsev, Kobelev, Tetradze / Gasimov, Simutenkov
1993	Kleymyonov / Kovtun, Timofeev, Vyacheslav Tsaryov / Dobrovolski, Kalitvintsev, Ye. Smertin, Tedeyev, Tetradze / Cheryshev, Simutenkov
1994	Smetanin / Chernyshov, Kovtun, Shulgin / Klyuyev, Nekrasov, Samatov, A. Smirnov, Tetradze / Cheryshev, Simutenkov
1995	Smetanin / Kolotovkin, Kovtun, Sabitov, Yakhimovich / Nekrasov, Podpaly, Safronov, Samatov / Cheryshev, Teryokhin
1996	Smetanin / Kolotovkin, Kovtun, Shtanyuk, Yakhimovich / A. Grishin, S. Grishin, Kobelev, Nekrasov / Cheryshev, Teryokhin
1997	Tyapushkin / Kovtun, Ostrovskiy, Shtanyuk, Tochilin / S. Grishin, Kobelev, Kulchy, Nekrasov, Skokov / Teryokhin
1998	Tyapushkin / Kovtun, Nekrasov, Ostrovskiy, Shtanyuk / S. Grishin, Kobelev, Kulchy, Romaschenko / Isibor, Teryokhin
1999	Plotnikov / Golovskoy, Ostrovskiy, Šemberas, Tochilin, Yakhimovich / S. Grishin, Gusev, Klyuyev, Romaschenko / Teryokhin
2000	Kramarenko / Ayupov, A.V. Kozlov, Šemberas, Shtanyuk, Tochilin, Yakhimovich / S. Grishin, Klyuyev, Gusev, Romaschenko / -
2001	Kramarenko / K. Novikov, Šemberas, Tochilin, Zharinov, Žutautas / Bystrov, V. Grishin, Gusev, Klyuyev / Bulykin
2002	Berezovsky / Brabec, Covalenco, Hyský, Tochilin / Česnauskis, Dyatel, Kharlachyov, Koroman / Bulykin, Panov
2003	Berezovsky / Batak, Hanek, Mendy, Tanasijević, Tochilin / Baltiev, Česnauskis, V. Grishin / Bulykin, Korchagin
2004	Berezovsky / Batak, Hanek, Mendy, Tanasijević / Dyatel, Hašek, Polovinchuk, S. Yashin / Bulykin, Gyan
2005	Berezovsky / Frechaut, Kolodin, Jorge Ribeiro, Tanasijević, Tochilin / Danny, Maniche, Polovinchuk, S. Yashin / Derlei
2006	Karčemarskas / L. Fernández, Jean, Kolodin / Danny, Khokhlov, D. Kombarov, Romaschenko, Semshov, A. Smertin / Derlei
2007	Shunin / L. Fernández, Granat, Kolodin, Tanasijević / Danny, Khokhlov, D. Kombarov, K. Kombarov, Semshov / Pimenov
2008	Gabulov / L. Fernández, Kolodin, Kowalczyk, Tanasijević / Danny, Khokhlov, D. Kombarov, K. Kombarov, Semshov / Kerzhakov
2009	Gabulov / L. Fernández, Granat, Kolodin, Kowalczyk / Khokhlov, D. Kombarov, K. Kombarov, Wilkshire / Kerzhakov, Kokorin
2010	Gabulov / Epureanu, L. Fernández, Granat, Kolodin, Wilkshire / Ropotan, Samedov, Semshov / Kurányi, Voronin
2011–12	Shunin / L. Fernández, Granat, Lomić, Wilkshire / Misimović, Samedov, Semshov / Kokorin, Kurányi, Voronin
2012–13	Shunin / L. Fernández, Granat, Lomić, Wilkshire / Dzsudzsák, Jantscher, Noboa, Yusupov / Kokorin, Kurányi
2013–14	Gabulov / Douglas, Granat, Lomić, Wilkshire / Denisov, Dzsudzsák, Ionov, Noboa, Yusupov / Kokorin
2014–15	Gabulov / Douglas, Samba, Zhirkov / Dzsudzsák, Ionov, Vainqueur, Valbuena, Yusupov / Kokorin, Kurányi
2015–16	Gabulov / Dyakov, Hubočan, A.A. Kozlov, Morozov / Denisov, Ionov, Sosnin, Zhirkov, Zobnin / Tashayev
2016–17	Shunin / Belorukov, Holmén, Morozov, Rykov, Terekhov / Katrich, Sapeta, Zotov / Bećiraj, Panchenko
2017–18	Shunin / Holmén, A.A. Kozlov, Rykov, Šunjić, Terekhov / Panchenko, Sosnin, Sow, Tashayev / Lutsenko
2018–19	Shunin / Holmén, A.A. Kozlov, Morozov, Šunjić, Yevgenyev / Černych, Panchenko, Tetteh / Joãozinho, Lutsenko
2019–20	Shunin / Morozov, Ordets, Rykov, Šunjić / Joãozinho, Neustädter, Rausch, Szymański, Yusupov / Sly
2020–21	Shunin / Ordets, Parshivlyuk, Skopintsev, Varela, Yevgenyev / Fomin, Moro, Szymański / Grulyov, Lesovoy
2021–22	Shunin / Balbuena, Ordets, Skopintsev, Varela / Fomin, Makarov, Moro, Szymański, Zakharyan / Tyukavin
2022–23	Shunin / Dasa, R. Fernández, Sazonov, Skopintsev / Fomin, Kutitsky, Makarov, Zakharyan / Smolov, Tyukavin
2023–24	Leshchuk–Shunin ^{[lower-alpha 1]} / Balbuena, Dasa, R. Fernández, Skopintsev / Bitello, Chávez, Fomin, Laxalt / Ngamaleu, Tyukavin

↑ Leshchuk and Shunin each played 15 full games

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[1] Leshchuk and Shunin each played 15 full games

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