var playerInfo={"A494ABC507986833":"Filip Sebo","078F3C827B475FC4":"25024","F52748F924D1E675":"82kg","8084EC95B881D770":"Slovan Bratislava","D1BA8203CB065367D63301112214EF98":"0","3B9127F7BC829326":"1","147403B66C8CB5C7":"1576","75B83B44A2FCDD1B4FF631FCD2E3CC16":"33","1BB8AF7BD3F66066":"181cm","D1BA8203CB0653674BC0BB939FB9C9015E7A5DD213AB87AF":"0","816C8DE73A2D153866B49ADDE8EB04C4":"Slovakia","7F6018B84729B122B8EE7594158DA382":"Valenciennes US,Glasgow Rangers,Austria Wien","7777CB48C34672EC8F83E174F0B7EFC7":"","4EB8C1CDD4A86AD4B213AF7FAE87E4FE":"Valenciennes US","1A770A41820EA8876555100F4F89BC57":"<P><SPAN><STRONG>FILIP SEBO signed for Rangers after a prolonged, drawn-out chase at the start of August 2006.<\/STRONG><\/SPAN><\/P><P><\/P><P><SPAN>Austria Vienna had been keen to hang on to their star striker but Sebo was keen to join Paul Le Guen&#39;s Ibrox revolution and a transfer was eventually concluded.<\/SPAN><\/P><P><\/P><P><SPAN>The 22 year-old started his career with German side Cologne but was released in 2003 without having made a first-team appearance and signed for Inter Bratislava in his native Slovakia.<\/SPAN><\/P><P><\/P><P><SPAN>He moved on from there to neighbours Artmedia for whom he scored 22 goals in 33 games in season 2004\/05.<\/SPAN><\/P><P><\/P><P><SPAN>That alerted several clubs and the striker was transferred to Vienna for around &#163;400,000 in the summer of 2005.<\/SPAN><\/P><P><\/P><P><SPAN>He played 32 times scoring five goals for the Austrian side in season 2005\/06 helping them to a league and cup double before completing what he called a &quot;dream move&quot; to Rangers. <\/SPAN><\/P>","3F6EEC72E60D52B53E2E6377341938DB":"0","90579B4DEA63C3E4":"Filip Sebo","2F200EF80307E2A90BE724565D2038D0":"2010-9","86178E7285C328960D9569BD40C7D883":"1984-2-24","0E9052569923A91555E1DAF3C456F9CD":"","e_index":2};