Marcus Lindberg

Marcus Lindberg (born 31 August 1980) is a Swedish football player. The center-back was 2008 Swedish champion with Kalmar FF in the season.

Career

Club career

Lindberg played in the youth initially at Kågeröds BoIF. In 1995 he moved to the youth of Helsingborgs IF, where he later made ​​his debut in Allsvenskan. In 2005 he left the club because he could not sit down and hardly used. His new employer was the second division Mjallby AIF, where he was able to fight for a regular place in defense. After the end of the 2007 season for his change cup winner and runner- Kalmar FF has been known. There he was able to establish itself in the center of defense and win at the end of the season Lennart Johansson trophy for the Swedish champions.

After Lindberg meantime only one of the complementary players at Kalmar FF under coach Nanne mountain beach, he made the end of 2010 to look for a new club. In December of that year, he agreed with the second division Ängelholms FF a three-year contract. With the club, he finished at the end of the second division season 2011 the third place the Superettan, the person entitled to participate in the relegation matches for Allsvenskan. There he met with the team to Sebastian Andersson, Mikael Dahlgren and Jakob Augustsson on Syrianska FC. After a 2-1 home win in the first leg, the second leg ended in a 1-3 defeat by an own goal in stoppage time, Lindberg had been referring in the return game in the 81 minutes of the field.

National

Lindberg went through several youth teams in Sweden. On 31 January 2001 he came to his first race in Jersey the senior team when he was a substitute in a 0-0 draw against the Faroese selection in the 20 minutes of play for Fredrik Karlsson. The team consisted mainly of newcomers such as Zlatan Ibrahimović and Christian Wilhelmsson. A day later, he played his second international game: The game six minutes after coming on for Martin Ulander in 84 minutes in the 0-1 defeat against Finland were also his last assignment in the selection.