Mickaël Madar

Mickaël Madar is old a French footballer born the May 8th 1968 with Paris. It is sometimes called, with its ex team-member Eric Rabésandratana, “the Gipsy” because of his haircut. Little appreciated and even often scoffed in the Hexagon, it was characterized by its play from the head and its physical presence.

Biography

Beginnings and blossoming in Cannes

It began its career with Sochaux in 1986 when it arrived finally of the Coupe de France in 1988. There enters in the course of play during the match, and will sadly remain famous to have missed last the penalty by the series sochalienne, which will cost the victory its team. Very quickly regarded as a great hope, it is described like “a monster of surfaces” by the daily newspaper the Team in 1989. Unfortunately for him, it was not essential on Sochaux and after a short interlude in D2 in Laval it joined the ACE Cannes at the summer 1992 when it knew a happier fate. Essential component of the team then pulled by Shine Fernandez, it largely took part in its rise in the First Division and in the qualification for the UEFA Cup by marking 26 goals in two seasons.

The team of France and the exile abroad

After two a little disappointing seasons in Monaco where it registered only 14 goals it chooses to leave for the Deportivo Corogne. Meanwhile it was called by Aimé Jacquet to take part in the France-Romania match cash for the eliminatory phase of the Euro 1996. It entered in the place of Christophe Dugarry and gave a decisive master key to Zinedine Zidane. It took part even in the final stage of the Euro 1996 in England but followed all the matches of the bench. It will not rejouera any more with the Blue ones after…
After one season and half very disappointing in Spain it flew away for Everton in England where its physical play enabled him to mark 6 goals at the time of its first season.

The return in France and end of a career

The December 28th 1998 it signed with the Paris Saint-Germain the club of his birthplace to try to save a team in full doubt.
Waited like the Messiah, it succeeds only with half (it marked 3 goals) and at this time many critics made him addressed. At the time of the following season with the arrival of the Brazilian Christian, it had to be satisfied with a role of joker and finished a beautiful season with 8 achievements. Consequently it became marginal club of the capital and took part only in some meetings of cuts at the beginning of the Fernandez era. In 2001 it signed in Creteil and, discouraged by the low level hung up again the cramps at the beginning of 2002.

Career

19?? -?? : Paris FC
19?? - 89: FC Sochaux-Montbeliard
1989-90: Laval-native Stage
1990-92: FC Sochaux-Montbeliard
1992-94: ACE Cannes
1994-96: ACE Monaco
1996-97: Deportivo Corogne
1997-99: Everton England
1999-2001: Paris Saint-Germain
2001-02: US Creteil

1995-96 : (3 sélections/1 goal)

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