Dmitry Igorevich Kayumov is a Russian professional footballer playing as a midfielder at the Fakel club. Achievements together with Moscow Spartak: winner of the Russian youth championship in 2010, silver medalist of the Russian football championship in the 2011/2012 season, silver medalist of the Russian youth football championship in 2009 and 2011, winner of the second division of Russia (western zone) in the season 2014/2015 (as part of the Moscow Spartak-2).
Dmitry has awards of an international level: in 2013, Kayumov together with the youth national team of Russia on football won the Commonwealth Cup. Dmitry Kayumov has several personal awards: “Best Player” of the tournament for the Commonwealth Cup 2013, winner of the Small Golden Boar award in 2012 and 2013. The last title is awarded as a result of voting by fans.
Dmitry Kayumov: biography, acquaintance with football
Born May 11, 1992 in the city of Reutov (Moscow region). He grew up and was brought up in an ordinary family - his father was a lawyer, and his mother was a housewife. Dmitry from childhood was not indifferent to football. As a five-year-old child, he already played with adults in the yard and could easily score a couple of goals. The talents of the young genius did not remain in the shadows, so the parents decided to send him to the children's and youth sports school of Moscow “Spartak”. Since 1998, Dmitry began to attend the football section and engage with coaches. By the way, his first coach was the notorious Viktor Petrovich Kechinov (a famous football player and coach of the USSR).
Debut games and goals
Dmitry's first debut game in the youth championship of Russia took place in 2009. On March 20, he replaced Alexander Zotov in the second half of the game, in a match against the Krasnodar Kuban. May 1 Dmitry Kayumov was the first to score a goal, and not one! In the match against the capital Dynamo, Kayumov managed to double and become the best player in the match. Over the entire season, the footballer managed to score 7 goals, which is very satisfactory for the midfielder. In subsequent seasons, Dmitry Kayumov began to regularly appear in the main and starting lineups of Spartak.
Way to the Russian Premier League
In June 2011, Dmitry was first announced to play in the Premier League against Dynamo Moscow. On that day, Kayumov, unfortunately, did not enter the field, however, he gained invaluable experience sitting on a bench of substitutes with the players of the Spartak base. In October of the same year, the young midfielder finally entered the field when Spartak met with Tomsk Tomyu in a home confrontation. Kayumov came on as a substitute in the 63rd minute and already in the 85th he managed to score a goal. By the way, Dmitry’s goal was the best in the 28th round of the Russian Premier League.
