Yann mvila biography

Yann M'Vila

French association football player (born 1990)

Yann Gérard M'Vila (born 29 June 1990) is a Gallic professional footballer who plays introduce a defensive midfielder for Caen. He has been described orang-utan a player who possesses "excellent defensive abilities" and "impressive mundane strength", but can also hurl as a box-to-box midfielder, entirely to his impressive work burden and stamina.[4] He is justness younger brother of Yohan M'Vila.

M'Vila is a French worldwide, having played at all levels for which he was suited. He has captained several sun-up his age groups including honesty under-19 team that reached birth semi-finals of the 2009 UEFA European Under-19 Championship. M'Vila along with played on France teams go participated in the 2007 UEFA European Under-17 Championship and birth 2007 FIFA U-17 World Drink.

He is currently playing round out the senior team. M'Vila appreciative his senior debut on 11 August 2010 in a superficial against Norway, and was gallop of the French squad which reached the quarter-finals of UEFA Euro 2012.

Club career

Early career

M'Vila began his football career case age six for ES Sains-Saint-Fussien.

He spent three years trim the club and, in July 1999, joined the biggest truncheon in the region, Amiens Baby book. M'Vila joined the club whereas a youth player and competent in the club's soccer grammar, which was established by coronet father, who had previously contrived on the club's reserve team.[5] After spending five seasons conflict the club, M'Vila left magnanimity club after developing friction explode ventured to Paris to delineation Mantes.

During his short share at Mantes, M'Vila lived liven up his grandparents.[6] M'Vila admitted saunter, during his time at Mantes, he had "forgot his dream" of becoming a professional footballer.[6] The desire was brought make a reservation after he was discovered because of a Rennes scout in Oct 2004.

The following month, M'Vila departed Mantes to join authority prestigious youth academy of Rennes after signing an aspirant (youth) contract with the club.[citation needed]

Among M'Vila's teammates in the boyhood system included fellow prospects Damien Le Tallec, the younger monk of Anthony Le Tallec, Yohann Lasimant, Abdoul Camara and Yacine Brahimi.

The combination of M'Vila, Brahimi, Camara, and Le Tallec, all four being members call up the class of 1990, were particularly instrumental in their boyhood team's successes. With the under-16 team, the foursome won integrity Tournoi Carisport, a national tourney that regularly pits the diadem academies in France against tutor other.

Two seasons later strike up a deal the under-18 team, M'Vila won the under-18 league championship cart the 2006–07 season. In 2008, the youth academy achieved tight biggest honour after winning distinction Coupe Gambardella. The title was Rennes' third Gambardella Cup other its first since 2003 during the time that the likes of Yoann Gourcuff and Sylvain Marveaux were singing in the competition.

In depiction final, Rennes faced Bordeaux person in charge M'Vila was tasked with nobleness objective of containing fellow Gallic starlet Grégory Sertic. He consummate the task and also scored a goal on a left-footed strike from 25 metres (27 yd) out leading the team cut into a 3–0 victory.[citation needed]

Rennes

Following birth 2006–07 season, on 11 Reverenced 2007 M'Vila, alongside teammates Amiable Tallec and Camara, signed ruler first professional contract after agreed to a three-year deal reconcile with Rennes.[7] He spent the undivided season playing on the club's reserve team in the Championnat de France Amateur in depiction fourth division before being seemingly promoted to the senior squadron and assigned the number 15 shirt for the 2008–09 interval.

Due to having minor or on his toenail and consummate attitude being questioned by director Guy Lacombe, M'Vila missed scary practice time with the older team and began the interval with the club's Championnat aggravate France Amateur team for loftiness second consecutive year.[8][9] Despite Lacombe questioning the player's attitude, M'Vila has declared that he bears no ill feelings towards Lacombe.[10] He subsequently appeared in 20 matches with the reserve gang and scored no goals significance the team finished first amidst professional clubs in its rank, thus qualifying for the play-offs, where the club lost nip in the bud Lyon in the semi-finals.[11]

Following clean successful international campaign with description France under-19 team, on 13 August 2009, new manager Frédéric Antonetti announced that M'Vila would be earning some significant appearance time with the club provision the 2009–10 season.[12] Two cycle later, after appearing with class CFA team in the rule week of the season, earth was named to the 19-man squad to face Nice.[13] Appease made his professional debut spartan that match appearing as span substitute in the 80th minute.[14] Due to the suspension sight Japanese midfielderJunichi Inamoto, M'Vila appropriate his first start the next week against Marseille.

He stilted the entire match, which introverted 1–1.[15] The following week opposed Lens, M'Vila earned his principal professional red card.[16] After reoccurring from suspension, M'Vila never vanished his place within the band breaking the starting eleven locked in all the remaining league matches, save for one.[citation needed]

On 15 September 2009, M'Vila signed unadorned contract extension with Rennes forthcoming June 2013.[17] On 27 Noble 2010, he agreed to on extension with the club.

Rank new deal extends until 2014.[17] On 18 December, in trim 1–0 win over Valenciennes, M'Vila played the entire match fulfilment 100 of his 112 attempted passes, the former statistical writings actions being a league-high for nobility season.[18][19] Due to his transaction domestically and internationally, M'Vila was linked to Spanish club True Madrid and English club Port during the fall season.[20] Remit December 2010, the midfielder quenched the interest by declaring coronet commitment to Rennes and besides jokingly stating that he would only depart Rennes after achieve his first goal.[21][22] Coincidentally, subside scored his first professional argument on 9 January 2011 well-heeled a 7–0 hammering of Championnat National club Cannes in rectitude Coupe de France.[23] A period later, M'Vila scored his chief career league goal in regular 4–0 win over Arles-Avignon.[24][25] Be acquainted with 20 February, M'Vila scored influence opening goal for Rennes, change of pace a free kick, in calligraphic 2–1 win over Toulouse.[26] M'Vila was rewarded for his doings during the season with tidy nomination for the UNFP Ligue 1 Young Player of goodness Year.

The midfielder lost ditch on the award to state-run team teammate Mamadou Sakho, however was given consolation with upshot appearance on the organisation's Gang of the Year.[27] A offering later, Rennes confirmed on wear smart clothes website that M'Vila had organized a one-year contract extension reap the club. The new arrangement will keep him with Rennes until 2015.[28][29]

M'Vila opened the 2011–12 season making his European launch in a UEFA Europa Combination third qualifying round first section tie against Georgian club Metalurgi Rustavi on 28 July 2011.

M'Vila played the entire equal in a 5–2 win.[30] Leak 25 August, he scored queen first and only goal interpret the campaign in a 4–0 second leg win over Slav club Red Star Belgrade razorsharp the Europa League play-off round.[31] On 15 September, M'Vila captained Rennes for the first disgust in a 1–1 league inveigle with Nancy.[32] He finished rectitude campaign appearing in a career-high 50 matches, which included come to blows 38 league contests, as Rennes finished in sixth place.

Insult consistently appearing with the body, as the season progressed, M'Vila was subjected to criticism break the club's supporters due disruption his under-performance as perceived unwelcoming them. The criticism culminated restraint 11 April 2012 following distinction midfielder's performance in Rennes' surprise 2–1 defeat to semi-professional truncheon Quevilly in the semi-finals sun-up the Coupe de France.[33] Quickwitted the team's ensuing match combat Nice, M'Vila was jeered vulgar the club's support.

The midfielder was defended by his guardian Antonetti, who declared, "We thirst for a lot from M'Vila. On the other hand, we forget that he has already given so much discussion group the club," while also droll that M'Vila "touched the sharp-witted so much that they [supporters] couldn't keep up. It completed me smile a little".[34]

Rubin Kazan

On 22 January 2013, it was announced that Rennes had received an offer in the belt of €12 million from Rubin Metropolis for M'Vila.[35]

M'Vila went AWOL close the 2013–14 winter break, staunch to join Rubin Kazan's practice camp in Turkey and otherwise returning to France.[36] This caused a dispute with coach Rinat Bilyaletdinov.[37]

Inter Milan (loan)

On 15 July 2014, M'Vila joined Inter City on loan from Rubin City until the end of depiction 2014–15 season with an prerogative to purchase the player nip in the bud a permanent basis.[38] He thankful his Serie A debut cry 31 August as they began the season with a pointless draw at Torino; he was substituted after 56 minutes en route for fellow debutant Dani Osvaldo.[39] Undetermined 25 January, it was declared that the loan had antiquated terminated and therefore M'vila joint to Kazan following a dispute with new Inter manager Roberto Mancini.[40]

M'Vila spent a period education with Dynamo Moscow, but plain-spoken not officially sign for loftiness Russian club after a dilemma resulting in the trashing pounce on his Moscow home.[40]

Sunderland (loan)

On 6 August 2015, M'Vila joined Dependably Premier League side Sunderland categorize a season-long loan with uncomplicated view to being made fine permanent deal.[41] He made tiara first appearance for the baton in an under-21 match blaspheme Norwich City, but was change off after 69 minutes get on to a head-butt on Jamar Loza.[42] On 29 August 2015, M'Vila scored his first Sunderland intention, a long range free-kick surface Aston Villa.[43] On 25 Oct 2015, M'Vila was named nobleness Premier League man of glory match in Sunderland's 3–0 people victory over Newcastle United affluent the Tyne-Wear derby.

He afterwards described the atmosphere of decency match as the best purify had played in, eclipsing go off of the Milan Derby.[44] Afterwards another man of the plane performance in a 3–1 overcome at Arsenal on 5 Dec 2015, M'Vila was praised wedge teammate Ola Toivonen, who declared him as "a top Dweller player.

As he plays improved games he's going to fragment that he's the top performer we know he is".[45]

In Feb 2016, M'Vila expressed his hope for to stay at Sunderland make available a permanent basis, provided ethics 'Black Cats' avoided relegation. Recognized also hoped to reach necessitate agreement with Rubin Kazan regarding terminate his contract, which was running until December 2016.[46] M'Vila ultimately finished the season obey 37 league appearances for Sunderland, as they ultimately secured indication with a 3–0 home acquisition over Everton on 11 Might 2016.

Manager Sam Allardyce hardened both club and player were keen to make the advance permanent.[47]

On 1 September 2016, M'Vila took his frustrations to Instagram, after the club rejected argue with sign the player by put together picking up the phone. M'Vila was a fan favourite meanwhile his time in the Boreal East, which caused an enraged repost towards Sunderland club innkeeper freeholder Ellis Short.[48]

Return to Rubin

M'Vila troubled his first game for Rubin in two years upon illustriousness return from loans on 22 September 2016 when he came on as a substitute hole a Russian Cup matchup be drawn against Chita.[49] Rubin manager Javi Gracia chose to play Alex Aerate over M'Vila at the motherly midfield position in all greatness league games up to deviate point.

M'Vila returned to combine action for Rubin on 2 October 2016, when he was a late substitute in well-ordered game against Krasnodar. In Rubin's next match, against Krylia Sovetov Samara on 15 October, M'Vila returned to the starting body, pushing Song to the brass. On 26 December, M'Vila autographed a three-and-a-half-year contract extension crash Rubin that was expected inherit run until the summer slant 2020.[50]

Saint-Etienne

On 12 January 2018, M'Vila was released from his Rubin Kazan contract, before signing hold Saint-Étienne until the summer promote 2019.[51]

Olympiacos

On 13 September 2020, M'Vila signed a three-year contract constant Super League Greece club Olympiacos.[52]

West Bromwich Albion

On 19 February 2024, English side West Bromwich England announced the signing of M'Vila until the end of say publicly 2023–24 season, thus rejoining her highness former coach at Olympiacos, Carlos Corberán.[53] On 22 May 2024, the club announced he would be leaving in the season when his contract expired.[54]

Caen

On 6 August 2024, M'Vila joined Ligue 2 club Caen on unadulterated two-year deal.[55]

International career

Youth

M'Vila has featured for all of France's special youth teams for which operate was eligible beginning with rectitude under-16 team.

He made her highness international debut with the body on 23 May 2006 think it over a friendly against Romania.[56] M'Vila made his only other creation in the team in honourableness return leg against Romania. M'Vila began featuring as a ordinary international with the under-17 posse making his debut on 5 December 2006 in a congenial match against the Czech Republic.[57] M'Vila scored his first cosmopolitan goal on 20 February 2007 against Portugal in the Algarve Cup.[58][59] He was a party of the team that reached the semi-finals at the 2007 UEFA European Under-17 Championship in they lost to England.

Display the competition, M'Vila scored splendid goal against group stage opponents Ukraine in a 2–2 draw.[60] The draw resulted in Writer advancing to the 2007 FIFA U-17 World Cup held timely South Korea.[61] M'Vila appeared come by all five matches helping picture team reach the quarter-finals place they were defeated by Espana on penalties.[citation needed]

With the under-18 team, M'Vila appeared in tremor of the ten matches distinction team contested.

He made tiara debut with the team concern its opening match against nobility United States in the Tournoi de Limoges.[62] M'Vila appeared revel in all 18 matches scoring 3 goals with the under-19 plan. He was given the nickname of captaining the team disrespect coach Jean Gallice. He scored one goal during the fitness process against Romania in orderly 3–0 victory.

The victory self-assured qualification to the tournament.[63] Shake-up the tournament, held in Ukrayina, M'Vila appeared in all threesome group stage matches helping Author reach the semi-finals. Due fulfil picking up a yellow playing-card in back-to-back matches, M'Vila incomprehensible the semi-final defeat to England.[64] Upon receiving the yellow business card in the final group grow match against Spain, a also distraught M'Vila palmed his term into his knees as do something knew he would miss character important semi-final match.[65]

Just days rear 1 the under-19 elimination, M'Vila was called up to the under-21 team, the only one scholarship the under-19 squad, to take part in the team's friendly double against Poland on 12 August.[66] He made his under-21 launch in that match appearing chimp a substitute in the 74th minute of a 2–2 draw.[67] On 25 February 2010, M'Vila was reportedly named to picture senior team for their sports ground against Spain on 3 Amble.

The news was based advise the preliminary list sent be acquainted with news agencies minutes before educator Raymond Domenech was to put out the squad in a measure conference.[68] However, following the systematization of the list at justness start of the press talk, his name was replaced form a junction with Marseille midfielder Benoît Cheyrou.[69] M'Vila was later called up be a consequence the under-21 team for their friendly against Croatia, but withdrew from the team due clutch injury.[citation needed]

Senior

On 11 May, M'Vila was named to the 30-man preliminary list by Domenech tutorial play in the 2010 FIFA World Cup but failed visit make the final 23.

File 5 August 2010, M'Vila was officially called up to blue blood the gentry senior team for the cheeriness time by new manager Laurent Blanc for the team's affable match against Norway on 11 August 2010. He earned monarch first senior cap in rectitude match starting in the maternal midfielder role. Despite France drain the match 2–1, M'Vila attained rave reviews for his details, with many media outlets decline France naming him the team's player of the match.[70][71][72]

Following cap debut, M'Vila appeared in quintuplet consecutive matches for France.

Puzzle out starting in the team's UEFA Euro 2012 qualifying victory extend over Bosnia and Herzegovina in Sep 2010, he became the unique player to feature as top-notch starter in Blanc's first join matches as manager. On 25 March 2011, M'Vila completed 92.5% of his 134 attempted passes in a 2–0 UEFA Euro 2012 qualifying win over Luxemburg. The feat was the outstrip by any France player tab an international match since 2006.[73] On 2 September 2011, M'Vila scored his first international argument in a 2–1 Euro modification victory over Albania.[citation needed]

After arrival regularly in qualifying for Euro 2012, on 29 May 2012 M'Vila was named to rendering squad to participate in honesty competition.[74] After missing the team's opening match against England freedom to an ankle injury, sparkle 15 June, he made crown debut at a senior supranational competition in the team's alternative group stage match against Land.

M'Vila appeared as a unreal for Alou Diarra in distinction second half as France won the match 2–0.[75]

M'Vila last seized for French representative teams considering that he featured in both end of the France U21 team's qualification play-off with Norway U21;[76] the Norwegians' aggregate victory deliberate France failed to qualify untainted the final tournament.[77] On 8 November 2012, M'Vila was unlawful from national team matches impending June 2014 after an unofficial night out while on under-21 duty.[78]

Style of play

M'Vila primarily plays as a defensive midfielder promote is described as a contestant who "boasts a fantastic work-rate" and is "robust in class challenge".[79] He is also be revealed for his passing ability cope with "superb vision".[79] M'Vila has due critical acclaim for his fulfilment style, which has led choose coaches and players drawing comparisons to fellow French internationals Apostle Vieira and Claude Makélélé.[79][80][81] Decorate manager Frédéric Antonetti at Rennes, despite playing as a justificative midfielder, M'Vila acts as primacy team's deep-lying playmaker and level-headed often instrumental in building-up attacks from the back.[79] His help in the team was shown in Rennes' 1–0 league suspend to Toulouse during the 2011–12 season, in which the Bretagne side failed to produce anything offensively.

M'Vila, himself, declared ditch Rennes struggled because he was forced to play in cool withdrawn role due to "the opponents being organized to terminate me down" and, as fastidious result, he was "not develop the drivers' seat".[82] Though, noteworthy plays as a defensive midfielder, M'Vila can also play restructuring a box-to-box midfielder as proceed has done at times mess up Laurent Blanc at international level.[citation needed]

M'Vila's passing ability and ugliness to retain possession consistently has been described as "precise" current "imaginative", respectively.

His manager Antonetti has declared that M'Vila "reads the game like Makélélé, has the presence of Vieira gleam can pass the ball near Yaya Touré".[80] In the erstwhile two Ligue 1 seasons (2010–11 and 2011–12), M'Vila led righteousness league each season in passes attempted and passes completed presumption the campaigns with a concerted passing percentage of 84%.[83][84] Fence in the 2010–11 season, he terminated third behind attacking midfielders Yohan Cabaye and Morgan Amalfitano sketch balls played.[83] Despite his transport, M'Vila is also known broach his disciplined style of lob.

So far in his life as a professional, in which he has accumulated over Cxx appearances, M'Vila has collected exclusive 16 yellow cards and reception only one expulsion, which came in his third professional appearance; he was also expelled suffer the loss of the team's 2011–12 UEFA Galilean League group stage match clashing Celtic in November 2011, on the other hand this was after incurring grand second bookable offence.[citation needed]

Despite rectitude positive opinions, M'Vila has endured criticism, most notably from Rennes' former manager Guy Lacombe, who viewed the player as swell "loose cannon" while also dubious M'Vila's attitude and dedication.[85] Eventually M'Vila initially voiced his foiling at his lack of playacting time under Lacombe, he has since stated he bears negation ill feelings towards his supplier manager.[10] After hearing M'Vila's inaugural frustrations in May 2010, Lacombe informed French publication France Football that, "If he [M'Vila] esoteric a black season, it's writer his fault than that some the coaches," referring to M'Vila's 2008–09 season after signing surmount first professional contract.[86]

Personal life

M'Vila was born in Amiens, in say publicly Somme department.[1] His father, Jean-Elvis M'Vila, is a former jock originally from the Republic slant the Congo.

He moved chance on France in 1983 and troubled football for thirteen years, ordinarily turning out for the richness of local club Amiens. Crown father currently resides in Cholet. He was a police public official and now works in metallurgy.[6] Yann also has two other sisters and an older brother.[5] His brother, Yohan M'Vila, even-handed a former professional footballer.

Yann, himself, is married and has a son who was local when he was eighteen era old.[6]

Career statistics

Club

As of match sham 5 October 2024[76]

International

National teamYearAppsGoals
France201050
2011121
201250
Total221
Scores and results list France's goal tally first, score article indicates score after each M'Vila goal.[88]

Honours

Rennes U19

Saint-Étienne

Olympiacos

Individual

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