David Frölund

David Frölund ( born June 4, 1979, when David Marek ) is a Swedish football player. The midfielder, who was known by the name of David Marek until early 2009, in 2003 came to a use in the Swedish national team.

Career

Frölund began playing football with Backa IF. He then moved to Örgryte IS. For the traditional club he ran in the Allsvenskan. The full-back quick established himself as a regular for the club and always has been discussed via an insert in the national team. In February 2003 he was also appointed to the cadre of the Swedish national team for the King 's Cup. There he sat most of the time on the bench, but came in a 1-1 draw against North Korea for his debut in the national jersey.

Before the 2005 Frölund moved to Erstligaaufsteiger BK Hacken. After two years in the upper house, the club was relegated the end of the 2006 season, but Marek remained loyal to the club. With one point behind third-placed GIF Sundsvall he missed with the team direct resurgence. With 24 Season inserts in the second division season 2008 he was a year later to return to the top flight at. In March 2009, he made ​​headlines when he ran aground with a new last name on the jersey - at his wedding in 2007 he had adopted the name of his wife, but initially retained the old name on the jersey and this changed before the Erstligaspielzeit 2009 on the side of. Mathias Ranégie, Tom Söderberg and Christian Källqvist he came under coach Peter Gerhardsson with the newly promoted to fifth place, with a European Cup place was missed by only two points.