Correct way of using session data in other layers while logging

I want to write some info logs that include executor info. Let's say I have this SaveUser function:

public class UserDAO {
    Logger logger = LogManager.getLogger();

    public void SaveUser(User user, LoggerInfo info) {
        logger.info("Executor {} trying to save user {}...", "Executor name comes here", user.name);

        this.saveToFirstDB(user);
        this.saveToSecondDB(user);

        logger.info("Executor {} succesfully saved user {}.", "Executor name comes here", user.name);
    }

    private void SaveToFirstDB(User user) {
        logger.info("Executor {}, enter SaveToFirstDB.", "Executor name comes here", user.name);

        // save user to first db..

        logger.info("Executor {}, exit SaveToFirstDB.", "Executor name comes here", user.name);
    }

    private void SaveToSecondDB(User user) {
        logger.info("Executor {}, enter SaveToSecondDB.", "Executor name comes here", user.name);
        I
        // save user to second db..

        logger.info("Executor {}, exit SaveToSecondDB.", "Executor name comes here", user.name);        
    }
}

And I want to call it at the Controller layer:

public class UserController{

    // for example - using Java Spark request and response context
    public void SaveUser(Request req, Response res) {
        User userToSave = new User(.....); // creating user object from request params

        UserDAO userDAO = new UserDAO();
        userDAO.SaveUser(userToSave);

        // I want to use this executor name:
        System.out.println(req.attribute("executor"));
    }
}

Of course I can inject the executor name, but I do not think I should do that (this is just a simple example, I want to inject more details like date, role, etc..).

I do not want to inject the details, and I do not want the DAL (for example) to know about the context object of the Controller layer (Play, Spark..). So what is the correct way to write informative logs at backend?