Maxime Gonalons
Maxime Gonalons ( born March 10, 1989 in Vénissieux ) is a French football player. He currently plays for French first division club Olympique Lyon.
Career
Association
Maxime Gonalons started to play football in 1997 in the youth of the FC Villefranche. In 2000 he moved to the youth of Olympique Lyon. For the 2009/10 season he was hoisted into the professional squad. His professional debut came on 12 September 2009, when he stood in the 1-0 win against FC Lorient in the starting line-up on Matchday and was in the 59th minute, replaced by Sidney Govou.
In the aftermath Gonalons could win a regular place is quite hard. On September 29, 2009 he made his European Cup debut when he came on in the group stage of the Champions League in a 4-0 victory against the Lyonnais VSC Debrecen in the 57th minute for Miralem Pjanić.
On 20 October 2009 Gonalons scored his first goal in the UEFA Champions League. In the group match against Liverpool he came on in the 42nd minute for the injured and Cris scored in the 72nd minute the hit to 1:1; Olympique Lyon won the match surprisingly 2-1. Throughout the course of the season, the Lyonnais were involved in the league at the fight for the championship battle, but lost it to Olympique Marseille. In the Champions League they penetrated to the semifinals; there you failed at German giants Bayern Munich.
Gonalons came in the course of the season in the league to 15 games ( a hit ) is used; Here he only played in nine games 90 minutes. In the Champions League he came from the knockout stage in every game (up to the semi-final ) were used.
The following season Gonalons came in the championship after all in 23 games available for use, including 13 times in the starting lineup. In the Champions League he came up with four group stakes (three times for 90 minutes ). In the championship, but Lyon had the OSC Lille to defer. 2011/12 came Maxime Gonalons in 35 point games for use, scoring two goals and finished with Lyon in fourth. In addition, he was with " OL" celebrate winning the French Cup competition.
National
On 13 November 2009 Gonalons debuted for the French U- 21 team ( espoir ). In the 1-1 draw against Tunisia, Gonalons stood in the starting XI and was replaced at the beginning of the second half by Steven N'Zonzi. His last assignment for the U -21 he had on 12 October 2010 when he was replaced by Alfred N'Diaye 's 3-1 win against Denmark, was in the starting line-up and in the 64th minute.
Gonalons was for the cadre of senior national team of France on November 9, 2011 by A- national team coach Laurent Blanc - as a replacement for the injured Samir Nasri - re-nominated; He was then loaded in the two matches against the U.S. and against Belgium.