Johan Elmander

Johan Elmander is a player of Football Swedish born the May 27th 1981 with Alingsås in Sweden. His/her brothers Peter and Patrik are also footballers.

Career

This attacker Swedish began in Sweden and was pointed out in the Dutch football while playing in particular the Feyenoord Rotterdam and NAC Breda. But after one season with Brøndby IF with the Denmark and a selection with the Sweden with the World cup 2006, Johan Elmander is pointed out by more crested clubs like the Glasgow Rangers. It is finally the Toulouse FC which collects its favors in July 2006 to play in the French championship.

With the Téfécé, it makes one exceptional season. He is today regarded as the best recruit and the best attacking Ligue 1 2006-2007. Better striker of the club over the regular season, he is the large craftsman of the qualification for the 3 preliminary round of the Ligue of the Champions while having in particular registered a triplet vis-a-vis Bordeaux at the time of the last day of the championship.

At the end of season 2007 of the prestigious clubs like the Olympic Lyonese, FC Barcelona or Manchester City was interested in him but it decides to remain with Toulouse in spite of the elimination of its club at the conclusion from the 3 preliminary round of the Ligue of the Champions. September 15th, 2007, at the time of the meeting OM-Toulouse (1-2), Elmander is ovationné by the public of the stage cycle-racing track, fact very rare for an unfavourable player of the Marseilles club, the spectators being furious service of the players phocéens.

Career in club

International career

  • 29 selections in team of Sweden, 11 goals

Prize list

  • Victorious of the UEFA Cup 2002 with Feyenoord Rotterdam
  • Victorious of the championship of Sweden 2003 with Djurgårdens Victorious IF
  • of the championship of Denmark 2005 with Brøndby Victorious IF
  • of the Cut of Denmark 2005 with Brøndby IF
Third of league 1 with Toulouse FC
  • 1 goal in 1 match of C1
  • 1 goal in 4 matches of C3
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