Vladislav Radimov

As a child, Radimov attended fencing school, but at the age of 9 left it for the Smena football school. He did not receive much attention from the Saint Petersburg clubs, and in 1992 he appeared in only one match for the Second Division team Smena-Saturn. In June 1992 he moved to Moscow to play for the reserve team of CSKA Moscow. Radimov debuted for the first team of CSKA on 30 July 1992 when a number of players did not fly to an away match against Okean Nakhodka. In 1994 Radimov became a first-team regular for CSKA, and was first capped for the national team in a friendly against Austria. In 1994, he was named the best new player of the league by Football Review, and in 1995 he received the Strelets prize as "the hope of the season". In 1996 Radimov played in all three Russia's matches at Euro 96, and transferred to Real Zaragoza after the finals. He spent two and a half seasons there. By the end of 1998 Radimov had a little playing time at Zaragoza and was loaned to Dynamo Moscow. Contrary to the expectations, his 1999 season in Russia was not successful. After the end of loan he returned to Zaragoza. In 2000, he transferred to Levski Sofia, but had a little playing time with them and was eventually released from the team, following a disciplinary breach. In 2001, Radimov returned to Russia again to play for Krylia Sovetov Samara. He became the captain of the team soon. After two years in Samara, he moved to his home city to play for Zenit Saint Petersburg. He was elected…

In 2005–2016, Radimov was married to the popular singer Tatiana Bulanova.

CSKA Moscow

Russian Cup: runner-up 1993–94 Dynamo Moscow

Russian Cup: runner-up 1998–99 Zaragoza

Copa del Rey: 2000–01 Levski Sofia

Bulgarian A Professional Football Group: 2000–01 Zenit Saint Petersburg

Russian Premier League: 2007; runner-up 2003 Russian Premier League Cup: 2003 Russian Super Cup: 2008 UEFA Cup: 2007–08 UEFA Super Cup: 2008