Jonas Henriksson
Jonas Henriksson (born 29 December 1976) is a Swedish football player. The midfielder and striker, who played more than 200 games in the Allsvenskan, played in his career for the Gothenburg club GAIS, IFK Göteborg and BK Hacken.
Career
Start your career with BK Hacken and GAIS
Henriksson began playing football at Karra Clear Mount BK. From there he moved to BK Hacken. For the Gothenburg club, which had risen in the Allsvenskan, he ran on in the next three years. At the end of the season 1994, he rose with the club from the second division in. After one season in Division 1 Södra, which he completed with the club in seventh place in the standings, he moved within the city for local and league rivals GAIS, who had missed as a table runner only in the promotion round the climb to the Allsvenskan.
The season 1996 GAIS was unlucky for Henriksson. While he was in 21 games for the southwestern Swedish club in the Südstaffel the second division on, despite five scored goals this season on the side of Anders Kiel, Marcus Ringberg and Tinos Lappas missed the offensive player with the traded as climbing aspirant club avoid relegation. He then returned to BK Hacken. With the club, he finished behind local rivals Västra Frölunda IF the second place in the Südstaffel the second division. In the subsequent relegation matches against Västerås SK he prevailed with the team and returned to the Allsvenskan.
Establishment as a first division
In the first league season in 1998 Henriksson missed with BK Hacken as a table next to last in the league, but returned as a relay winners in the following year directly into the Allsvenskan back. This time he finished with the team to relegation place, against Mjallby AIF managed by penalties keeping the league level. In the subsequent season of 2001 he once again took only one relegation zone with BKH.
Henriksson had made a name in the Allsvenskan and left the relegated. New employer was the multiple national champion IFK Gothenburg. Under coach Stefan Lundin he established himself on the side of Pontus Kåmark, Jon Inge Høiland and Martin Ericsson in stem formation. With the team he reached in the 2002 the relegation place, against Västra Frölunda IF succeeded after a 1-1 opening draw with a 2-0 second-leg success of the league. Under the newly obligated coach Bo Johansson, he was also in the following season in all 26 games for the starting lineup, but he denied in his third season only eleven games from the beginning, as Niclas Alexandersson had supplanted him on his ancestral position at right midfield.
Back to BK Hacken
Henriksson returned shortly before the end of the transfer window in winter from 1 April 2005 to BK Hacken back. At his former club, he signed a three-year contract. In his first year at the club he joined in all 26 Premier League matches are used and carried with eight goals this season in reaching the eighth square table. The following season he again reached only the relegation place despite five goals this season. After two defeats against IF Brommapojkarna he rose with BKH from the Superettan, but stayed this time the club faithful.
In the following two years Henriksson missed only one game in the second division, contributing 19 goals this season as top scorer in the course of the second division season 2008 to a rebirth of the club in the Allsvenskan. There, too, he proved himself as a regular scorer and led the club to fifth place in the table. With ten goals this season, he was within the association 's top scorer and one of the top six scorers in the league. While he was placed in the following years with the goal tally increasingly from his strike partner Mathias Ranégie in the shadows, he remained master power on offense. After he had come through injury in the 2012 season to only one use as a substitute, he finished the season end in the autumn of his professional career. Had he at that time already been announced, possibly to continue to be active in the area unterklassigen, he joined in March 2013 the amateur club Grebbestads IF on, for already his father had played.