Dmitry Sadov

Dmitry Sadov's football education began at the FC Lokomotiv Moscow academy, which he joined at the age of seven, working his way through the youth ranks before appearing for the reserve side, Lokomotiv-2, in 2015. His senior career started that same year with LFK Lokomotiv Moscow, and the years that followed took him through a long list of clubs across Russia's lower and middle divisions, rarely settling for more than a season or two at a time.

The most productive of those stops came at FC Solyaris Moscow, where he scored six goals in 22 appearances, and later at FC Chayka Peschanokopskoye, where he became a key player over two seasons, making 63 appearances and helping the club earn promotion to the Russian First League in 2024. He followed that with a move to FC Spartak Kostroma, where he made 55 appearances and again tasted promotion to the First League, this time in 2026.

Sadov's connection to Veles Moscow dates back to a first spell between 2019 and 2020, during which the club won the "West" group of the Second League. After stints at Tyumen, Znamya Noginsk, Dynamo Vladivostok and Avangard Kursk, and his time at Chayka and Spartak Kostroma, he returned to Veles Moscow on a free transfer in July 2026. Since then he has featured in the PARI First League, including in wins over Neftekhimik and Chelyabinsk, though he has yet to register a goal or an assist in his second spell at the club. He has not been capped for Russia at senior level.