Marcel Büchel
Marcel Büchel ( born March 18, 1991 Feldkirch ) is an Austrian football player at the position of midfielder. He currently plays on loan at SS Virtus Lanciano.
His competitive debut as a professional was Büchel against an Austrian club when he came on November 4, 2010 at a nearly 30 - minute appearance in the Europa League group match against FC Red Bull Salzburg.
Career
Career start in Feldkirch
Born in the second largest city in Vorarlberg 1991 Büchel first began a career as a skier before he could even take in the football field foot. As a skier was Büchel, whose family is also very sports - and especially skibegeistert, as one of the most promising young talents in the country and was as a club member of the WSV Nofels three-time students master in the years 2000, 2003 and 2004. Also be around five year older brother Raphael was a successful skier in his youth and was also the WSV Nofels students master the year 2001. his actual career as a football player Marcel Büchel finally began when resident FC Blau- Weiß Feldkirch, whose youth department, he soon afterwards in the Federal youth development center ( in his hometown BNZ ) Vorarlberg changed. After some time in the Vorarlberg youth academy Büchel came to the football academy Linz, where he was active from now on.
Exchange to Switzerland
Already at an advanced age of the young left-footer finally received an offer from Switzerland, the FC St. Gallen wanted to bring him into the youth department. After a successful transfer of the Gallus city Büchel attended the trade and Dolmetscherschule St. Gallen. After a few instructive years in St. Gallen young changed the young Austrian talent, which among other Inter Milan canceled after a completed trial because of his slight build and its small body size, for AC Siena in Italy, where he received equal a young professional contract and only a few months it was equipped with a five-year contract.
The first successes in Italy
At the Club from Tuscany, he completed a successful season with the Primavera team and a few times it was brought into the professional team that had all performances at this time in the Italian Serie A first-class. So Büchel was first brought in as a substitute for a Serie A game in the professional squad in January 2010 and sat there in the 0-4 defeat of his team against AC Milan over the full duration before 44,000 spectators on the bench. Even before the then 18 -year-old sat in November at third round match of the Coppa Italia 2009/10 against the U.S. Grosseto for the first time on the substitutes' bench of AC Siena. After the descent of the club in the second division Büchel was initially planned as a player for the first team for the coming season 2010/11 and was previously offers from the Lega Pro Prima Divisione, the third- highest division in the Italian football, among others, the U.S. Cremonese.
In summer 2010, finally took the 27 times Italian champion Juventus Turin with the 19 -year-old midfielder contact, whereupon Büchel traveled to Turin without a manager to lead the contract negotiations. In this case, a premature commitment to the Primavera team as well as five to ten guaranteed inserts in Serie A, he was promised. Having had signed the loan agreement by the Austrian U-19 team manager Andreas Heraf as " creative player " and " gifted left-footed " designated Büchel, he came soon after in test matches the first team to use and completed in September 2010, his first games in the Primavera team of the club.
Competitive debut at Juventus
After Büchel 2010/11 was sitting on the bench of the Turin in August 2010 included in the qualifying match of the UEFA Europa League against SK Sturm Graz, he came later in the main competition at the group stage for his first competitive game use for Juventus. After the Turin club success it had in the second leg against FC Red Bull Salzburg dispense equal to 17 players and hence the chances Büchels were significantly increased, to be used in this encounter, the 19 -year-old on 4 November 2010 in the 0-0 draw was substitute home draw his team in the 63 minutes for Miloš Krasić and completed it just under 30 minutes in the left side of midfield.
Internationally
First experience in a young Austrian selection Büchel collected only at the age of 18, when he was called into the squad for the first time the U-19 national team of his home country in August 2009. After he was appointed in September 2009, another time in the U-19 squad, he gave 8 September 2009 in a 5-1 win over the age colleague from Slovenia made his international debut when he stood from the beginning on the lawn and in 70 minutes was replaced by Miodrag Vukajlović. Soon after his debut in the red-white- red national jersey Büchel was appointed by the U-19 national team coach Andreas Heraf in the 18 -man squad of Austria, who took part in qualifying for the U-19 European Football Championships 2011.
His debut in the U-19 European Championship Qualifiers gave the Legionnaires finally October 10, 2009 at the Austrian 5-1 thrashing of the U-19 selection from Armenia, as he was from the beginning to use and from minute 57 through Tobias Kainz was replaced. After another 36 - minute appearance two days later in a 0-4 defeat against the age colleague from Romania Büchels was time in the Austrian U-19 national team after only three completed internationals already over. After he already did not get the necessary attention from team boss Heraf during his time at the U-19 national team, he threw this out of the team after Büchel, who was brought only on call the team for another qualifier, did not want to travel to France.