Mario Mutsch

Mario Mutsch ( born September 3, 1984 in Saint Vith, Belgium) is a Luxembourgian football player. He is since 2012 the Swiss first division club FC St. Gallen under contract.

Club career

With the football games of the son of a Belgian and a Luxembourger in the youth of the RFC St. Vith began before the neighboring Olympic Club, he moved right in the summer of 1998. After four years, the trained car mechanic changed in 2002 to the Belgian fourth division RFC Spa, where he got a contract for the first team. In 2005 he joined the RFC Union La Calamine in the Belgian third division.

As of July 2006, they played Mutschmann for the second team of Alemannia Aachen in the German Oberliga Nordrhein and came up with four goals in 30 games. After the season he joined us in 2007 on the recommendation of his former head coach Jeff Saibene for FC Aarau, where Saibene was assistant coach. After two seasons for Aarau in the Axpo Super League with 56 games and three goals, he moved in July 2009 to the French second division club FC Metz. There he came in his first season to 32 inserts. 2010/11 Mutschmann played 25 times and scored his only goal in the Ligue 2

In July 2011 Mutschmann moved back to Switzerland for FC Sion. Since 2012, he plays for FC St. Gallen, where again Saibene Jeff has worked as a trainer.

National

His first cap for the Luxembourg national team played Mutschmann on 8 October 2005 against Russia in Moscow (1:5).