Magnus Bahne
Magnus Bahne in 2008
Magnus Bahne ( born March 15, 1979 in Kaarina ) is a Finnish football players. The goalkeeper came in 2000 in the Finnish national team for use.
Career
Bahne began playing football at VG -62, before he moved to the youth department of Inter Turku 1996. In 1998 he made his debut for the club in the second division. At the end of the year he made with the team to promotion to the First Division. As a goalkeeper, he was able to establish with the elf in the Finnish House of Lords. In 2000, he was first appointed to the national team came in games against the Estonian and the Thai national team to use. Under Roy Hodgson, he returned in 2006 back into the circle of the national team, but was only substitute.
2007 moved to Halmstad BK Bahne in the Swedish Allsvenskan, where he was to provide more competition at the goalkeeper position. Here he was first choice goalkeeper before he injured his cruciate ligament in the summer. Transition, the club borrowed then from the Kazakh goalkeeper David Lorija Shakhtar Karaganda, since the actual substitute Marcus Sahlman had been issued in the meantime to Trelleborg FF. In spring 2008, he returned as a substitute of the second team. From the summer he was also the first team in the Allsvenskan again between the posts. He conquered back his place and stood up to end of the season in 19 games this season on the court. On the side of Tim Sparv, Michael Görlitz, Tomas Žvirgždauskas he was also in the 2009 to the permanent staff. However, he announced in the fall of his departure from the club.
After Bahne had been courted by several clubs, he decided to end of January 2010 for a change to the Swedish second division Assyriska Föreningen to work under coach Rikard Norling can. Even with his new club team regular, he missed with the team led by Stefan Batan, Göran Marklund and Fredrik Samuelsson than in fourth promotion to the Allsvenskan. After his contract expired, he returned to Finland after. He signed a contract with his first play station Inter Turku.