Johnny Lundberg

Johnny Lundberg (2010)

Johnny Lundberg (born 15 April 1982) is a Swedish football player. The central defender played in his career in Sweden and Denmark.

Career

Lundberg started to play football in 1988 at the young Landskrona BoIS, where he played until the end of 2000. Then to the beginning of 2001 he was promoted to the first team squad. With Landskrona he then rose in 2004 in the Allsvenskan. In July 2006, he then felt the first time in his career abroad, when he signed with the Danish first division club FC Nordsjælland. He was there at first team regular and completed for the team 80 games in which he was able to achieve six goals. He also played with the FCN in the UEFA Cup 2008/09. In the first round Lundberg resigned from Nordsjælland against Olympiakos Piraeus.

In July 2009, then Lundberg returned to his homeland and signed with Halmstad BK. In the second half of the season - the Swedish league is played differently from the Danish in the calendar year mode - he came up with 13 missions, where he managed a goal. In the following season over long distances regulars he missed in the 2011 injury much of the season games. Although the club relegated from the excellence at the end of the season, the players remained loyal to the club. After successful Relegation against GIF Sundsvall he rose with the trained by Jens Gustafsson team to Christian Järdler, Gudjón Baldvinsson, Ryan Miller and from the summer break on loan pledged Kristoffer Fagercrantz at the end of the second division season 2012 directly back to that at the end of 2012 expiring contract of meanwhile the captain ascended central defender was not renewed.

Middle of January 2013 signed the contract loose Lundberg a two-year contract with the Norwegian side Sandnes Ulf in the Tippeligaen.