Vadim Sergeievich Demidov - Futbolista
Vadim Sergeievich Demidov (Riga, Letonia, 10/10/1986). Rosenborg, Real Sociedad, Eintracht Frankfurt, Celta de Vigo, Anzhi
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Vadim Demidov: quick profile
- Nationality and background: Norwegian defender born in Riga, Latvia, with a career spanning clubs in Norway, Spain, Germany, and MLS.[3]
- Club history highlights: played for Rosenborg, Real Sociedad, Eintracht Frankfurt, Celta Vigo, Minnesota United, and Stabæk; captained Minnesota United in their first MLS season before leaving the club in 2018, later signing with Stabæk in Norway and eventually retiring around 2019.[3]
- Notable career points: Demidov’s career included a move to Eintracht Frankfurt on a multi-year deal in 2012 and later stints in MLS and Norwegian football, with his retirement near the end of the 2010s.[4][3]
Latest news snapshot (as of the last public updates)
- The most recent widely reported events place Demidov as a former professional player, with occasional bios and statistics pages continuing to list his past clubs and career timeline, rather than ongoing competitive activity.[5][3]
- There is no strong evidence in the most recent publicly indexed sources of a high-profile return to top-tier professional football or coaching roles after retirement; most references frame him as a retired player with a legacy across several European leagues.[5][3]
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Citations:
- Vadim Demidov profile and career notes (Wikipedia entry summarizing club history and retirement).[3]
- Additional club history and transfer notes including Eintracht Frankfurt move and Minnesota United tenure.[4]