Martin Dohlsten

Dohlsten Martin ( born April 29, 1986 in Gothenburg ) is a Swedish football player. The son of actor and director Ulf Dohlsten managed with GAIS and Örgryte IS each promotion to the Allsvenskan and played briefly in Iceland.

Career

Dohlsten began in youth in Skogens IF. There he fell to the charge of the Swedish Football Association and Hans Lindbom called him three times in 2001 in the Swedish U- 15 team. In 2003 he moved to GAIS in the third-class Division 2 In his first season he was able to contribute two goals in five games to the rise in the Superettan. In the following two seasons, he was a total of 18 times in the second division are used. At the end of the second division season 2005 he reached with the team move up to the excellence. Again he came in two seasons primarily as a substitute for use.

2008 moved back to the Dohlsten Superettan and joined Örgryte IS on. There he signed a two -year contract. At first, he managed to establish itself as a regular force in the middle of Gothenburg clubs. However, in the second half of the season he lost his place, but was at the end of the season after 22 season inserts celebrate promotion to the Allsvenskan. Here he came to the side of Marcus Allbäck, Björn Anklev and Álvaro Santos mainly to brief appearances as a substitute. After eleven Erstligaeinsätzen he rose at the end of the season with the club in the second division, whereupon he left the club.

Short term out of contract, signed Dohlsten end of March 2010 for the second division Ljungskile SK, where he had mitbestritten from February as a guest player preparing a valid contract until the summer of the year. During this time, he played ten league games. He then joined the Icelandic club UMF Selfoss in the Pepsideild to, but after the descent of the club from the top flight at the end of the year he was again vertragslos. End of July 2011 finally announced the amateur club Utsiktens the obligation of the former Erstligaspielers. With the team he rose on the side of Anton Hysén at the end of the year in the third-class on Division 1.