Larsson, Jordan

It was named after the famous basketball player Michael Jordan , whose fan is his father Henrik . He calls himself Jordan ^[2] , although according to the rules of the Swedish language his name should have been read as Jordan. He started playing football at the academies of the Spanish “ Barcelona ” and the Swedish “ Hogaborg ”. In 2012, he was transferred to the first team of Hogaborg. In 2013, in the match with Tengult, at the end of the meeting he was replaced by his 42-year-old father Henrik ^[3] .

In 2014 he became a Helsingborg footballer. The debut of the young player took place on July 27 in a meeting with Örebro ^[4] . In total, in the debut season he spent eleven masts in the championship. In November 2016, after Helsingborg was unable to maintain a residence permit in the elite, it was attacked by fans of the club.

At the beginning of 2017, he joined the Dutch Eredivise NEC club, but failed to gain a foothold in it and a year later returned to Sweden, becoming a Norrköping footballer ^[5] . The first season was unsuccessful, and starting from the next, Jordan began to score regularly, at the time of leaving the club, leading the scorer of the championship with 11 goals.

On August 2, 2019, he became the footballer of the Moscow Spartak ^[6] . The transfer amount amounted to 4 million euros ^[7] , the contract was signed for 4 years ^[8] . Larsson became the second Swedish footballer in the history of Spartak after Kim Chelström . On August 11, 2019, in the 5th round of the Russian Championship, he made his debut for Spartak in the match against Grozny 's Akhmat (3: 1), in this match he entered the starting lineup and spent 89 minutes on the field ^[9] . On August 25, in a guest match of the 7th round of the Russian Championship, he scored his first goal for Spartak, hitting the gates of Samara 's Wings of the Soviets (2: 1) ^[10] .

Since 2012, has been playing for Sweden’s youth teams.

In 2016, he was included in the preliminary list of participants in the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, but because of the opposition of his club (Helsingborg had a lack of forwards) he did not take part in the tournament and was replaced by Valmir Berisha .

On January 7, 2018, he made his debut with the Swedish national team in a friendly match against the Estonian team ^[11] .

Jordan's father, Henrik , a famous football player who played 106 matches and scored 37 goals for the Swedish national team, is considered one of the best Swedish football players in history.

  Norrkoping

• Silver medalist of the Swedish Championship : 2018

As of October 6, 2019