Renat Yanbayev

Renat Janbajew, 2012

Renat Rudolfowitsch Janbajew (Russian Ренат Рудольфович Янбаев; Tatar Ренат Рудольф улы Янбаев; born April 7, 1984 in Noginsk, Soviet Union ) is a Russian footballer of Tatar origin. He is usually on the left side of the defensive midfield or defense for use, but can also be used on other positions in midfield and defense. He is since 2007 at Lokomotiv Moscow under contract and part of the team of the Russian national team.

Career

Association

Janbajew came at the age of ten years for the football school of CSKA Moscow and went through all the youth and junior teams of the club, but managed not to enter into the first team, but began his professional career in 2003 at the Russian second division side Anzhi Makhachkala, his local performances convinced but then the in charge of CSKA, who took him under contract for 2004. After a year without use in the league, we went back to the second Russian league, this time to Moscow suburb of Khimki FK Club; In 2006 he moved within the second division to Kuban Krasnodar, with which he was able to celebrate promotion to the Premjer league and in which he first used in Russia's upper house in the 2007 season. Because of its good performances of the Moscow club locomotive was aware of him, so he moved to 17 games for Kuban in summer 2007 locomotive back to the capital. 2012 played on loan at Zenit St. Petersburg.

National

In summer 2008, Guus Hiddink appointed him to the Russian squad for the European Championship, although he had hitherto never been in internationals used his first national game was a friendly match in preparation for the European Championships against Serbia.