Juha Hakola

Juha Hakola ( born October 27, 1987 in Espoo ) is a Finnish football player who is under contract with the Kuopio PS in the First Division.

Career

Juha Hakola was born in the second largest city in Finland Espoo. In his youth, he played at the capital club HJK Helsinki, which is also his hometown in the Helsinki region is located. In 2006, Hakola could register its first use in the Finnish Kakkonen minutes for the reserve team, which participated as Klubi -04 in the game operation of the third league. In 2007, he moved at the age of 19 years to Estonia for FC Flora Tallinn. There previously played with Jonatan Johansson in the 90s of the first fin in flora and in the Estonian Meistriliiga. Hakola debuted for the team on Matchday 1 of the 2007 season in the JK Tallinna Kalev away game at. By the end of the season he completed 31 games and scored 14 goals. In the 2008, the last he stood at the cacti under contract, he met eleven times in 34 games. With Flora, he was also able to win the 2008 Estonian Cup. From 2009 to 2011, he was in the Netherlands, each for one season at Heracles Almelo and Willem II Tilburg under contract. In 2011, the change to the Hungarian tradition club Ferencvaros Budapest followed for whom he played until 2013. He then returned to Finland to play for Kuopio PS.

In 2009, Juha Hakola once played in the Finnish national team in match against Portugal.

Achievements

With FC Flora Tallinn:

• Estonian Cup Winners: 2008