Jesper Arvidsson

Jesper Arvidsson (born 1 January 1985) is a Swedish football player. The defender, who ran aground in 2006 for the Swedish U21 national team, won the 2006 IF Elfsborg with the Swedish title.

Career

Arvidsson began playing football at Götene IF. 2000 left the defensive player of the club from Västergötland and moved to the youth department of the multiple Swedish National Champion IF Elfsborg. At the Club from Borås he went through the various youth teams and moved during the 2003 season on the squad in the men's team, without coming to be used in the Allsvenskan.

In the course of the 2005 coach Magnus Haglund Arvidsson sat for the first time in the premier league. In addition players he came during the season to season four inserts. In the following season he came irregularly used again in four games he wore to win the Lennart Johansson - Cup for the Swedish championship in. In parallel, he had played early in the season in the Swedish Under-21 squad, where he made ​​his debut under the coaches Tommy Söderberg and Jörgen Lennartsson on 28 February 2006 in the 0-1 defeat against the Irish junior national team. Analogous to the club he was able to win a regular place in the national team.

In order to gain more match practice, IF Elfsborg Arvidsson awarded to Åtvidabergs FF in the second-class Superettan. From the second division season 2007 he was among the permanent employees of the club and missed in two years, only three league games. Subsequently, it was reported about the interest of top division clubs in signing of his time under contract until 2010 defender. Finally came a change not materialize and Arvidsson was awarded another year to Åtvidabergs FF.