Fredrik Björck

Bo Fredrik Björck ( born October 22, 1979 in Mölndal ) is a Swedish football player. Throughout his career, the defense and defensive midfield in Sweden, Denmark and Norway was active.

Career

Career Start and breakthrough in Sweden

Björck began in 1985 with the football matches Kållered SK. From there it ten years later moved to the youth department of IFK Gothenburg. Here he remained until the end of 1997, before the Västra Frölunda IF rivals joined. First, here also active in the youth field, he came in the course of the 2000 season alongside Robert Bengtsson - Bärkroth, Christian Lundström and Dime Jankulovski irregular in Allsvenskan used. After 13 Erstligapartien he went with the team at the end of the season than in the second-tier level from Table. In the Superettan he had finally established itself as a regular player and reached with the team at the end of the 2002 third place in the table, the person entitled to participate in the relegation matches. However, towards the Goteborg he failed after a 1-1 draw and a 0-2 defeat.

Björck moved to the missed promotion to the Allsvenskan AIK. Even with his new club, he was under coach Richard Money strain force on the defensive and missed with the team in fifth a place in the European Cup just barely. Shortly after the start of the following season Money had resigned after a poor preparation and a poor start to the season and succeeded by Patrick Englund. However, the team slipped by Niklas Sandberg, Håkan Svensson, Derek Boateng and Mats Rubarth into the relegation area from which they could not free himself. Already in the penultimate round of the club was relegated firmly into the Superettan.

After Björck had announce after the season to have no interest in playing again second-rate, he left the club in December 2004, initially on loan until the end of 2005 towards Helsingborgs IF. Before start of the season he was injured and could only in the last third of the season earn a regular place. Finally, the club pulled the option to purchase and tied it to 2007. Too, in the following season not permanent strain force, he stood at the beginning of the season 2007 in twelve games in the starting lineup. In the summer, the club sold him half a year before the contract end to the league rivals IF Elfsborg after he announced plans to seek a new challenge. At the Club from Boras, who sought a successor to the FC Toulouse exchanged Jon Jönsson, he signed a contract with four and a half year term.

Move abroad

Björcks stay at IF Elfsborg only lasted half a year. In January 2008 he accepted an offer from the Danish club Esbjerg fB. On the side of Søren Rieks, Andreas Klarström, Martin and Jesper Jørgensen Vingaard he established himself under coach Troels Bech at first as a regular force in the Super League. In the summer of that year he reached with the team final of the National Cup, where he made the Innenverteidigerduo with Kristian Flittie Onstad. However, against Brøndby IF the game was lost despite two goals from Rieks with a 2:3 defeat. In the league he player with the club initially in the rear mid-table. After Ove Pedersen had taken the training in 2009, the team played in the 2009 /10 with a long time in the front table space.

During the winter break Björck Denmark left and joined the beginning of February the Norwegian Club Tromsø IL on. Also in the Tippeligaen he was a regular player and completed his first season with the new club starting on the third place.