Imad Zatara

Imad Zatara (Arabic عماد زعترة; born October 1, 1984) is a Palestinian footballer. The Swedish-born winger played his career in Sweden, France, Iran and Hungary.

Career

Zatara began playing football at FC Internazionale Orhoy. Then he joined Essinge IK, with the Vasalunds IF formed a syndicate in 2003. He debuted in the adult area and made higher class attention to himself, so he moved on to Erstligaaufsteiger IF Brommapojkarna early 2007. There he was, however, hardly to train and rose with the team at the end of the season from the Allsvenskan again. He then moved to the Hungarian Club Zalaegerszegi TE FC, ​​but after a year he returned to Sweden and joined the second division Syrianska FC in the Superettan.

In his first year at Syrianska FC Zatara was one of the pillars that led the club to fourth place in the table. Then, the club extended his contract in early 2010 by two years, yet he was awarded for a half of the season to the French second division club Olympique Nîmes in the Ligue 2. After his return in the summer, he was a regular force in Syrianska and rose with the team on in the Allsvenskan. There he reached the league with the team in the relegation.

After his contract expires end of 2011 to Zatara joined the Iranian club Sanat Naft Abadan on. In the summer of 2012, he returned to Sweden and signed a to the end of the 2012 valid contract with Åtvidabergs FF. After nine league operations by the end of the club prolonged just before the end of the expiring contract with the player until the end of 2014. Coached by Peter Swärdh he advanced in the following season at the best club internal goal scorers after Viktor Prodell had left the club in the summer from Belgium.

Zatara ran several times for the Palestinian national team, for which he also took part in qualifying for the 2014 World Cup.