Biang, Samuel Didier

Club

He began to seriously engage in football only in 1998 ^[1] , when he studied at Kuban State University (entered in 1996 ), then played for the university team in the city championship, where he was noticed by Kuban coaches and persuaded him to seriously engage in football ^[2] . In 1999, he played for the club “ Slavyansk ” from the city of Slavyansk-on-Kuban , spent 15 matches, scored 4 goals. From 2000 to 2001, he played at the KFK for the Nemkom club. In 2001, he moved to Krasnoyarsk Metallurg , for which he played until 2002 , played 40 matches during this time, in which he scored 9 goals. An interesting match was held by Biang in Tolyatti : on September 18, 2002, he opened the scoring in the match with Lada in the 3rd minute, however, Metallurg suffered a crushing defeat with a score of 1:11, which became the record of the First Division ^[3] . In 2003, he replenished the Kuban squad, for which he played 29 matches that season, scored 13 goals and, together with the team, became the silver medalist of the 2003 season championship. In 2004, he made his debut in the Top Division , where he played 8 matches for the main team and 10 matches for the double, in which he scored 3 goals. On June 2, he played in a friendly match as part of the national team of the legionnaires of the Russian championship against the national team of Russia , which was preparing for the European Championship , Biang replaced in the second half under the 14th number. In 2005, he transferred on loan to Makhachkala Dynamo , for which he played 15 matches and scored 4 goals, after which, in the same year, again on loan, he transferred to the Annunciation Amur , which included the season, after 19 matches and scoring 7 goals. He spent the 2006 season at Baltika ^[4] , for which he played 14 matches and scored 2 goals. Biang became the first black legionnaire in the history of the Baltic ^[5] . Since August 1, 2012, the trainer of the Krasnodar Academy ^[6]

Team

In 2005, he was called up to the main national team of Cameroon , however, because of an injury, he refused an invitation ^[2] .

Team

2nd place in the First Division of Russia ( access to the Top Division ) : (1)

• 2003 ( FC Kuban )

At the end of his career as a professional player, Biang plays for amateur clubs in regional and city championships in his free time. At the beginning of 2008 I wanted to resume my professional career, in March I went to the pre-season training camp with Dynamo Barnaul ^[7] , but this was the end of his relationship with the Altaians.

He was born into a family of Protestants , however, a Catholic by faith. He spent his childhood in the city of Kribi ^[8] . Father is a military fighter pilot, mother is a nurse, Biang also has a sister, the family lives in the city of Douale ^[1] . He is married to a native of Krasnodar named Galina, has two children, a son Roderick ^[9] and a daughter Vanessa ^{[2] [8]} .

He graduated from the University of Yaoundé , where he studied mathematics ^[8] , Kuban State University, where he received a degree in computer science and Kuban State University of Physical Culture ^[2] .

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