var playerInfo={"71450CE0B6A0CA84C96E1AF31F3CA129":"1982-12-5","156AB99B762676230C18DFFD85A3FAED":"<STRONG><U>CLUB<\/U><\/STRONG><BR><BR><STRONG>Zilina<\/STRONG><BR>Corgon Liga: 2002&#8211;03, 2003&#8211;04<BR>Slovak Super Cup: 2003, 2004<BR><STRONG><BR>Legia<\/STRONG><BR>Ekstraklasa: 2005&#8211;06<BR>Polish Cup: 2007&#8211;08<BR>Polish Super Cup: 2008","52D34B1F24A26AA271F2BD571AA0152C":"3","2E0C5ADB6636D43E":"189cm","4EFF01CD2A1AA8474DF07D17EF0164A9":"Slovakia","68B71F6A7FE5F18E":"90kg","D21B7B52C3154356":"1","EB70E23140D61D3403104435C4316058":"82","826BE2C466376227EC096659909FEBC6":"Slovan Bratislava,Krylya Sovetov Samara,Arsenal Tula,Everton,Legia Warszawa,MSK Zilina,Inter Bratislava","7850BFBCDDAACDE9":"Jan Mucha","0DC344593C67F298":"68591","E7D2F501BA5F9F82CBF994866126F3A8":"<P>Jan Mucha is a Slovak football goalkeeper who plays for SK Slovan Bratislava.<BR><BR>Jan Mucha moved to MSK Zilina in summer 2002 and won the Slovak championship there twice. He signed for Legia Warszawa in summer of 2005. For the first two years at Legia he was second-choice goalkeeper, behind Lukasz Fabianski, until Fabianski moved to Arsenal in the summer of 2007. For the next three years Mucha was Legia's first-choice keeper and consistently excelled in this position. He won the 2007&#8211;08 Polish Cup and the Polish Supercup in 2008.<BR><BR>Mucha made his debut for Slovakia in February 2008, in a friendly match against Hungary, and became the national team's first-choice goalkeeper.<BR><BR><STRONG>Facebook: <\/STRONG>facebook.com\/JanMuchafanclub<BR><STRONG>Twitter: <\/STRONG>twitter.com\/bigjanmucha_1<\/P>","3316B2DB0B85B0BE":"Jan Mucha","32E266777F4D5C3EAAE5984CDAE82227":"Slovan Bratislava","65809D335DC33AB4":"11253","55115EEDFFE75225FD0E1787F70FC7CB":"2017-7-1","6F2A70628678CF42F2F15CA1EF3BF952":"","53F6A06F211D096A":"LKS Nieciecza","e_index":4};