Gernot Trauner
Gernot Trauner ( born March 25, 1992) is an Austrian football player at the position of midfielder. Currently, he plays in the SV Ried in the Bundesliga, the highest Austrian league.
Career
Youth
Trauner began his career at SV Kematen am Innbach in Upper Austria. In 1997, he began to play football and stayed until 2006 in the various youth teams of the club. He subsequently joined the football academy Linz. There he went through from the U15 to U19 teams all. Height of his career FAL was winning the championship with the U17 in the season 2008/09.
Club career
After a good first round at the U19 Academy Linz he was committed in February 2010 LASK Linz. Trauner came initially at the LASK Juniors in the Upper Austrian League for use. His first game in the dress of black and whites he had in the back round opener against the SV Gmunden on 21 March 2010. During 6-1 victory, he scored one goal. Players on his debut have included Luke Kragl, Thomas Höltschl or Ali Hamdemir. In his first season he came up with another ten inserts and scored three more goals ( against SV Sierning, SV Bad Schallerbach and Union Voecklamarkt ). The Juniors rose to second place at the end of the season in the Regionalliga Mitte on.
In the season 2010/11 Trauner was brought into the first team of Linz. His debut in the Bundesliga he gave on 31 July 2010 at the Upper Austria derby against SV Ried, when he came on in the 78th minute for René Aufhauser. The game in the No Worries Arena was lost 0:1.
In summer 2012, he moved to Bundesliga side SV Ried and made his debut in a 0-1 home defeat against Sturm Graz on 1 September 2012.
Internationally
Trauner was convened for the first time for a youth team of Austria in 2008 on demand. For the Austrian U-18 selection, he has played five times. He made his debut in the qualifier for the U-19 Football Championship in 2010 against Switzerland. He scored one goal in the qualifiers against Hungary.
Furthermore, he was in the squad of Austria to the U-19 European Football Championships 2010 in France. Trauner came in all three group matches played at right-back for use, scoring in the 2:3 defeat to England last hit to 2:3. Austria was behind England and hosts France third in the group and thus qualified for the Junior World Cup 2011 in Colombia.