Ivo Pękalski

Pękalski in August 2010

Ivo Pękalski ( born November 3, 1990 in Lund ) is a Swedish football player with Polish roots. The midfielder won 2010 with Malmö FF to the Swedish championship title.

Career

Pękalski began playing football at Linero IF, where he played until 2001. He then joined the youth team of Lunds BK, before moving to Landskrona BoIS early 2005. In the same year he made his debut in the Swedish student national team, for which he completed three international match appearances in the U-15 age group. In the following years he ran on to the side of the later professional player Jesper Florén, Astrit Ajdarevic and Jiloan Hamad in the junior national team, while he recommended himself at club level for the men's team. In the second division season 2007 he made his debut at the age of 16 years for the southern Swedish club in professional football, where he took right off the bat walk and stand in 22 of his 26 league appearances in the starting lineup. In subsequent seasons Although reduced its operating times, yet he had awakened higher class interest.

In July 2009 Pękalski moved to 56 second division games at Malmö FF in the Allsvenskan. Here he first played only in the youth and reserve team, first in the Erstligasaison 2010 he established himself in the first team. He became a regular player and contributed one goal in 24 games to winning the league title. Injury problems in the following season slowed him from time to time, yet nominated coach Erik Hamrén him next several other newcomers and his Malmö teammate Pontus Jansson, Mathias Ranégie, Jiloan Hamad, Johan Dahlin and Jimmy Durmaz as one of many Swedish U-21 national team for the opening matches of the Swedish national team in 2012. middle of January invited him Hamrén again to give him after an operation in November, more rest, and nominated him and the also no longer considered Ranégie the Malmö FF additions Simon Thern and Erik Friberg according to. In the following season he wavered between stem and substitutes bench at season's end, he had once again established itself as a regular player. Then again placed him in the focus of Hamrén, the King 's Cup in early 2013 he was in two games at the title. The subsequent season was marred by injuries, only one was used when re- championship win of the club for him to book.

With the rehabilitation in Malmö Pękalski was dissatisfied, so that on one hand it organized itself and on the other, to the end of the season by the club - adopted because of his expiring contract - wanted to keep him. End of November 2013 announced the Gothenburg club BK Hacken the commitment of midfielder.