Denys Taraduda

Rozivka in Donetsk Oblast is where Denys Taraduda started out, moving through Dnipro's academy before a spell at Vorskla Poltava brought him a runners-up medal in the 2019–20 Ukrainian Cup, even though his first-team involvement there was limited to a single appearance. His path since has rarely stayed in one country for long. A run through Vovchansk, SKA-Khabarovsk and VPK-Ahro took him into the lower reaches of the game before a move abroad, to Narva Trans in Estonia, delivered his first major honour: the 2023 Estonian Cup.

From there the itinerary kept moving west. A season at Dainava in Lithuania produced his heaviest workload yet, 31 appearances and a goal, and a brief stop at Ceahlăul in Romania preceded the most productive stretch of his career, at Zemplín Michalovce in Slovakia, where he again made 31 appearances and scored twice. That form earned him a switch to Spartak Trnava for a reported fee of €200,000 in the summer of 2025. A loan at Tatran Prešov followed in January 2026, where he added a goal in 11 games before returning to Trnava.

Taraduda's move to Teplice arrived that July, bringing him into the Czech First League wearing the number 13 shirt. At youth level, he represented Ukraine's under-17s, gathering seven caps between 2016 and 2017, though senior recognition with the national team has not followed. Even as his career has taken him further from where it began.