Alyaksandr Martynovich, born on 26 August 1987 (age 38), is a Belarusian centre-half with a commanding 6ft 4in (1.93m) frame and a career built more on durability than noise.
His senior path was shaped by early loan football before he settled into the long stretch that gives his career its substance: Krasnodar. Over 10 seasons there, he made 197 league appearances and scored five league goals, becoming a steady presence rather than a passing name.
After Krasnodar, he had a productive league campaign with Rubin Kazan in 2023-24, scoring three times in 20 appearances. That was his best return in front of goal, though his game has plainly never been about padding the scoring column.
Martynovich is now with Kairat. In 2026, he has made one Champions League qualifying appearance and five Champions League appearances for the club, six matches in total without a goal. He has also remained involved with Belarus, making two World Cup qualifying appearances in Europe this season.
His career has been that of an experienced, physically imposing defender whose longest and clearest club spell came at Krasnodar, with later service at Rubin Kazan and Kairat extending a solid senior record.
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