var playerInfo={"7DECC0B2C7F83A01B36F8F67FA49C295":"2017-7-1","C497EA9EA23AEEDCAF9AD5DB76B19323":"","C377723034B3384C":"8400","2B1A74B80063A830":"1","F4AE865DDB6B58D9":"Renat Yanbaev","38FCF119BEE99893":"Krasnodar FK","776ABA890334BE6B3BFB7EFC5D96F457":"Lokomotiv Moscow","5E5612EA3A8A833D":"177cm","3D0CAED1D8820318D15DE014CB00C4C7":"Russia","DC9241C78561BCD0":"Renat Yanbaev","C99F63DD4716E450533B17E1817DB7B9":"1984-4-7","031D6804B38B16BF":"44329","BFE43781BF2A8A9E3EADFCC3CC1AF971":"2","97B41D9FF6388BC00A2A0187557FA1F5":"","E17A5F6F92350E090E8BE67DDCE16BA0":"<P>A newcomer to the Russia squad, Renat Yanbaev was a surprise selection by Guus Hiddink when he announced his party for UEFA EURO 2008. The pacy 24-year-old has impressed over the past year as FC Lokomotiv Moskva&#39;s left-back, having previously spent most of his career in a variety of other positions including left midfield, right-wing and right-back.<BR><BR>Born in Krasnodar, he went to Moscow for his footballing education, spending eight years at PFC CSKA Moskva&#39;s training academy.<BR><BR>Unable to break into CSKA&#39;s first team, he dropped to the second division in search of regular football, playing for FC Anzhi Makhachkala in 2003 and FC Khimki in 2005.<BR><BR>Returned to hometown club FC Kuban Krasnodar in 2006; won promotion to Russian Premier-Liga.<BR><BR>Left for Lokomotiv midway through 2007 season; made debut in UEFA Cup but disappointing exit at group stage.<BR><BR>Called up by Russia for first time in February 2008 for training camp in Turkey.<BR><BR><STRONG>Did you know?<BR><\/STRONG>Yanbaev goes in for unconventional shirt numbers. He wore No77 at Kuban and now sports No55 at Lokomotiv.<\/P>","9085EF0B5B518612":"74kg","2299C98649C2E7A9E5F02ED855F2A9FC":"Zenit St.Petersburg[on loan],Lokomotiv Moscow,Kuban Krasnodar,CSKA Moscow","4ADA354908754559E53E3FA7C013DA37":"55","e_index":6};