Rybka, who plays for Shakhtar Donetsk, tested positive for a banned diuretic in November, one month after making his national team debut.

His two-year ban was imposed by UEFA, and runs through Jan. 10, 2014.

“This suspension covers all types of matches, including domestic, international, friendly and official fixtures played under the UEFA jurisdiction,” the European body said in a statement.

UEFA said it will ask FIFA to extend the suspension globally, preventing Rybka from playing in any of the other five soccer confederations.

Shakhtar plans to appeal to UEFA on Rybka’s behalf.

“In Shakhtar’s view it is an extraordinarily harsh sentence, which does not fully correspond to the scale of the footballer’s offense,” the club said.

Ukraine, which is co-hosting the Euro 2012 tournament with Poland, will play France and England in Rybka’s home stadium in June. The group also includes Sweden.