Patrick Ebert is a German professional footballer playing in the position of the right winger (midfielder). He is currently a free agent and is training on a special program in Germany. He played in such clubs as Hertha (Germany), Real Valladolid (Spain), Spartak Moscow (Russia) and Rayo Vallecano (Spain). Between 2004 and 2009 played for all age teams of the German national team. He is the European Football Champion 2009 among youth under 21 years old. The growth of a football player is 176 centimeters, weight - 72 kilograms.
Patrick Ebert has a good scoring flair. At the right time, he is able to give a smart transfer to a partner for goal scoring. It has good speed and dribbling, it can easily beat or “wind up” several players of the defensive line, an opponent on the right flank. Used to play fast and attacking football.
Soccer player biography
Patrick Ebert was born on March 17 in 1987 in the city of Potsdam (East Germany, now Germany). At the age of four, he enrolled in the Garden Football Academy, where he stayed until 1993. From 1993 to 1998 played for the youth "Ross", and then moved to the "Hertha".
Patrick Ebert made his professional debut on July 16, 2006, when he came on as a substitute in the 81st minute in a home match against FC Moscow (draw 0-0) in the Intertoto Cup (a cup among European teams that didn’t make it to The Champions League and the UEFA Europa League, was held between 1995 and 2008). He played for the first time in the Bundesliga on August 13 against Wolfsburg (0-0 draw), and scored the first goal against the Hannover 96 club in the next match.
Between 2004 and 2006 Patrick Ebert played as part of Hertha 2. In total, he played 116 matches for the White and Blue and scored 8 goals. On June 6, 2012, he left the club with Christian Lell, Andre Miyatovic and Andreas Ottl.
Career at Real Valladolid
July 27, 2012 Patrick Ebert signed a contract with the Spanish club Real Valladolid. The debut match in the Spanish La Liga took place on August 20 against Real Zaragoza (1-0), Ebert spent 86 minutes of regular time on the field. He scored his first goal for the White-Violet on October 30 in a match with Real Sociedad. The 2012/13 season turned out to be quite successful for the German winger, he demonstrated his positive features and became a key player in the team. In total, from 2012 to 2013 he played in 36 games and scored nine goals.
Patrick Ebert at Spartak
On February 7, 2014, a German midfielder moved to the Russian club Spartak Moscow as a free agent. However, after a while, the secret was revealed: the football player violated several points of the agreement with the Spanish club. As a result, the parties reached consensus and Spartak paid Valladolid cash compensation in the amount of $ 1.7 million. The debut match for the Russian club took place on March 8, 2014 in the match against the Grozny Terek (defeat 0: 1). As part of the "gladiators" held 23 official matches.
In July 2015, it became known that Patrick Ebert leaves Spartak ahead of time, because the contract was designed for two seasons. The media reported that the contract was terminated by mutual agreement of the parties. In an interview, the German footballer said that he did not feel happy in the Moscow club, but expressed his respect and reverence to the players and coaches. The German midfielder said that when relatives came to him in Moscow, they noticed that he looked unhappy, so they advised him to change the football club. In turn, Patrick agreed with this opinion, and soon tried his luck at the Spanish club Rayo Vallecano. Ebert also emphasized that a lot of money is spinning in Russian football, which impedes the realization of the most important goal - to play football and enjoy it.
Going to the Spanish "Rayo Vallecano"
Patrick Ebert returned to Spain on July 25, 2015. Here he signed a two-year agreement with Rayo Vallecano of La Liga. I missed most of the games due to multiple injuries, one of which is the Achilles tendon rupture. He made his debut on August 22 in a match against Valencia. In total, he played 36 matches for the “bees" and scored 5 goals. Currently, the football player is a free agent and is training on a special program in Germany (the recovery period after injuries goes through).
