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Jonas Wallerstedt

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Jonas Wallerstedt (born 18 March 1978 in Linköping) is a Swedish football striker. After playing for two local clubs, he joined IFK Norrköping in 1995 and then played five months for Russian club Torpedo-Metallurg (now FC Moscow) in 2003 until he moved back to Sweden and GIF Sundsvall. He was then bought by IFK Göteborg for the 2006 season. He has played for the Sweden national football team.

Clubs

• IK Östria, BK Kenty (-1995)
• IFK Norrköping (1995-2002)
• Torpedo-Metallurg (2003)
• GIF Sundsvall (2003-2005)
• IFK Göteborg (2006-)

v • d • eIFK Göteborg– current squad

1 Christensen • 2 Eriksson • 3 Carlsson • 5 Bjärsmyr • 6 A. Johansson • 7 Hysén • 8 T. Olsson • 9 Selakovic • 10 N. Alexandersson • 11 Ranégie • 12 Stenman • 13 Svensson • 14 Jónsson • 15 J. Johansson • 17 D. Alexandersson • 18 Wallerstedt • 19 Wernbloom • 20 Karisik • 22 Sigurðsson • 23 Gustafsson • 24 Berg • 25 Dahlin • 28 Bärkroth • Manager: Rehn & J. Olsson

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