The Sbornaja European Championship Squad pre-England  June 2016
←Last Russian Squad that faced England (858)
Player	Birthdate	Age	Pos	Club	App	G
all born in Russian area of USSR or Russia (8 December 1991), except where stated
1. Akinfeev, Igor Vladimirovićh  Акинфеев, Игорь Владимирович	8 April 1986	30	GK	PFC Tsentralnyi Sportivnyi Klub Armii Moskva	86	61 GA
6. Berezutskiy, Alexei Vladimirovićh  Березуцкий, Алексей Владимирович	20 June 1982	33	LB	PFC Tsentralnyi Sportivnyi Klub Armii Moskva	54	0
14. Berezutskiy, Vasily Vladimirovićh  Березуцкий, Василий Владимирович	20 June 1982	33	CD	PFC Tsentralnyi Sportivnyi Klub Armii Moskva	96	4
7. Denisov, Igor Vladimirovićh  Денисов, Игорь Владимирович	17 May 1984	32	M	FC Dinamo Moskva	-	-
	Igor Denisov withdrew from the squad on 7 June because of hamstring injury.
22. Dzyuba, Artem Sergeyevićh  Дзюба, Артём Сергеевич	22 August 1988	27	F	FC Zenit Saint Petersburg	18	9
8. Glushakov, Denis Borisovićh  Глушаков, Денис Борисович	27 January 1987	29	CM	FC Spartak Moskva	43	4
13. Golovin, Aleksandr Sergeyevićh  Головин, Александр Сергеевич	30 May 1996	20	AM	PFC Tsentralnyi Sportivnyi Klub Armii Moskva	5	2
16. Guilherme, Alvim Marinato  Маринато, Гилерме Алвим	12 December 1985  in Cataguases, Brazil	30	G	FC Lokomotiv Moskva	2	2 GA
4. Ignashevićh, Sergei Nikolaievićh  Игнашевич, Сергей Николаевич	14 July 1979	36	CD	PFC Tsentralnyi Sportivnyi Klub Armii Moskva	116	8
18. Ivanov, Oleg Aleksandrovićh  Иванов, Олег Александрович	4 August 1986	29	CM	FK Terek	5	0
9. Kokorin, Aleksandr Aleksandrovićh  Коко́рин, Алекса́ндр Алекса́ндрович	19 March 1991	24	F	FC Zenit Saint Petersburg	38	12
23. Kombarov, Dmitriy Vladimirovićh  Комба́ров, Дми́трий Влади́мирович	22 January 1987	29	LB	FC Spartak Moskva	38	2
12. Lodygin, Yuri Vladimirovićh  Лодыгин, Юрий Владимирович	26 May 1990	26	G	FC Zenit Saint Petersburg	7	3 GA
				Also has three Greek U21 appearances
11. Mamayev, Pavel Konstantinovićh  Мамаев, Павел Константинович	17 September 1988	27	DM	FC Kuban Krasnodar	12	0
5. Neust�dter, Roman Petrovićh  Нойште́дтер, Рома́н Петро́вич	18 February 1988 in Dnipro, Ukraine	28	CB/ DM	FC Gelsenkirchen-Schalke 04, Germany	1	0
				Also has two German apps (2012-13) & youth apps
19. Samedov, Aleksandr Sergeyevićh  Самедов, Александр Сергеевич	19 July 1984	31	M	FC Lokomotiv Moskva	29	3
17. Shatov, Oleg Aleksandrovićh  Шатов, Олег Александрович	29 July 1990	25	AM	FC Zenit Saint Petersburg	23	2
21. Shchennikov, Georgi Mikhaylovićh  Щенников, Георгий Михайлович	27 April 1991	25	LB	PFC Tsentralnyi Sportivnyi Klub Armii Moskva	8	0
15. Shirokov, Roman Nikolaevićh  Широ́ков, Рома́н Никола́евич	6 July 1981	34	M	PFC Tsentralnyi Sportivnyi Klub Armii Moskva	53	13
2. Shishkin, Roman Aleksandrovićh  Шишкин, Роман Александрович	27 January 1987	29	RB	FC Lokomotiv Moskva	11	0
3. Smolnikov, Igor Aleksandrovićh  Смольников, Игорь Александрович	8 August 1988	27	RB	FC Zenit Saint Petersburg	14	0
10. Smolov, Fedor Mikhalovićh  Смо́лов, Фёдор Миха́йлович	9 February 1990	26	F	FC Kuban Krasnodar	14	5
20. Torbinsky, Dmitri Yevgenyevićh  Торбинский, Дмитрий Евгеньевич	28 April 1984	32	D	PFC Tsentralnyi Sportivnyi Klub Armii Moskva	30	2
7. Yusupov, Artur Rimovićh  Юсупов, Артур Римович	1 September 1989	26	CM	FC Zenit Saint Petersburg	2	0
	Artur Yusupov called into the squad on 7 June as replacement for Demisov.

Squad details correct up to and including Russia's match against Serbia on 5 June 2016.
Tallies taken from UEFA.com

Diary

Saturday, 21 May 2016 - The RFU have announced their European Championship Finals squad and have named Roman Neustadter, who was born in Ukraine and does not yet have Russian citizenship. Coach Leonid Slutskiy included the 28-year-old Schalke defender, who has been living in Germany since he was a child and has played for Germany's youth teams. Neustadter is expected to get a Russian passport in the next few days, which will allow him to play for the national team.
Russia will be without midfielder Alan Dzagoev after he suffered a broken metatarsal while playing for CSKA Moscow. Dzagoev was named in the initial squad but was forced to withdraw from it on Monday after suffering a broken metatarsal in Saturday's game against Rubin Kazan. Krasnodar's Dmitri Torbinski was called up to replace him.
Slutskiy, who is coach of CSKA as well as the national team, has omitted two of Russia's most experienced players. Former Chelsea wing-back Yuri Zhirkov, who now plays for Zenit St Petersburg, and Russia's all-time leading scorer Alexander Kerzhakov will not be going to France next month.

Sunday, 5 June 2016 - In their final friendly before the tournament, Russia draw 1-1 with Serbia. Artem Dzubya scored for the Russians, but a late equaliser, and an injury to Igo Denisov, spoiled coach Slutski'sening.
The Russian Squad land at Charles de Gaulle Airport following the match. Although Denisov made the trip, he has had to withdraw from the squad because of a hamstring injury.

Tuesday, 7 June 2016 - Artur Yasupov has been drafted into the squad to replace Igor Denisov, who has had to withdraw from the squad following his hamstring injury. Yasupov was fortunate to be called up as he was on holiday in Monaco, where Russia were playing in their friendly.

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