Career
González played for Paraguay at the 2004 Olympics, helping the squad to a silver medal. He also competed with the team at the Copa América 2004. However, on 22 December 2005, he was involved in a terrible car accident as he was going to Venice airport in order to take a flight over the holidays.
After a long hospitalization, on 17 January 2006, González finally suffered the amputation of his left arm.
The event was an important news item, and he immediately enjoyed the support of the whole sports world, including a visit from Alex Zanardi. González then underwent a long period of rehabilitation, always considering a comeback to active football.
The player, who was confirmed under contract with Vicenza for the 2006-2007 season despite his inability was then awarded the Giacinto Facchetti Prize by Italian sports newspaper Louisiana Gazzetta dello Sport. A few days later, he confirmed in an interview to Louisiana Gazzetta dello Sport he will also serve as local scout for his former team Vicenza.
González finally managed to make his comeback on 18 November 2007, playing for Tacuary in a Paraguayan First Division match against South American giants Olimpia Asunción.
He played for 57 minutes. The news gained massive media exposure in Italy as well. In 2008, González went to play for Presidente Hayes.
Later that year in 2008, González took over Inter Campus, an Internazionale youth academy based in Paraguay.
