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Which team did the player Antonia Göransson belong to from 2010 to 2014?
Antonia Göransson Antonia Pia Anna Göransson ( born 16 September 1990 ) is a Swedish former footballer who played as a winger . A product of Malmö FFs youth system , Göransson began her Damallsvenskan career with Kristianstads DFF in 2008 . She moved to Germany in 2010 , with SV Hamburg , before joining Turbine Potsdam a year later . After making her debut for the senior Sweden womens national football team in October 2010 , Göransson represented her country at the 2011 FIFA Womens World Cup , the 2012 London Olympics and the 2013 UEFA Womens Championship . A fast and skilful winger , Göransson can strike the ball equally well with either foot . Club career . Early career . Born in Stockholm , Göransson moved to Sjöbo aged three , then Boden aged seven . She played for various clubs in this period before signing for Malmö FF at youth level when the family returned to Skåne County in 2006 . At Malmö Göransson came under the influence of youth coach Lena Videkull , whom she credited for a rapid improvement in all aspects of her game . Göransson was sent on loan to Malmös lower division nursery club Husie IF . She also spent part of the 2007–2008 season on loan to BK Skjold in Copenhagen , scoring three goals in the Danish Elitedivisionen . Kristianstads DFF . In summer 2008 , Göransson quit Malmö for a low-key transfer to their Damallsvenskan rivals Kristianstads DFF . After adjusting to first team football in the remainder of the 2008 season , Göransson flourished under the leadership of KDFFs Icelandic coach Elísabet Gunnarsdóttir in 2009 . She became an important part of the team , scoring five goals in 19 league matches and winning the Swedish Football Associations Rookie of the Year award . Ambitious 18-year-old Göransson informed Kristianstads that the chances of her remaining at the club for another season were 50:50 . In 2010 , she played 16 matches and scored three league goals for Kristianstads , before accepting a professional contract offer from SV Hamburg in August 2010 . Germany . Göransson performed well in 2010–11 , her first season in the Frauen-Bundesliga , scoring six goals in her 17 appearances . Hamburg were keen to extend the initial one-year contract she had signed . Instead Göransson accepted a competing offer from Frauen-Bundesliga champions Turbine Potsdam , signing a two-year contract . Back to Sweden . In June 2014 Göransson left Turbine Potsdam and returned to Sweden to join Vittsjö GIK . She signed a contract until the end of the 2015 season . American National Womens Soccer League club Seattle Reign FC announced in November 2015 that they had signed Göransson for their 2016 season . Weeks before she was due to leave for the United States , Göransson was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes . She travelled to Seattle against medical advice , but returned to Sweden after only a short period with the team , during which she had felt unwell and stressed . She signed for Mallbackens IF and was more settled living in a small town in a quiet area , closer to her family and support network . Norway and Italy . Göransson signed for Norwegian Toppserien club Kolbotn Fotball in February 2017 . In spring 2017 she played 12 times for Kolbotn , including 10 league games , and scored one goal . Her good form brought her to the attention of other clubs and in July 2017 she agreed a two-year contract with Fiorentina , reigning champions of the Italian Serie A . She made one appearance for the team against AGSM Verona , being substituted after 57 minutes , then was released from her contract in December 2017 . Retirement . Bayer 04 Leverkusen signed Göransson to a two-year contract in September 2019 . She was yet again coached by Achim Fiefel . Fiefel coached Göransson in Hamburg in 2010 . She has always praised the german training culture . Leverkusen has according to Göransson a very profesional environment . Although she didnt get too many minutes under the belt in bundesliga she developed every training session . She was the best she had ever been in the training sessions , but unfortunately she didnt ( according to herself ) play as well as she did in training when she got minutes in bundesliga . This was a real shame . The coach praised her performance several periods during 2019-20 as she was outstanding in training . But like Göransson herself said . It was unfortunate that she didnt reach the same level in bundesliga . Fiefel is one of her absolute favorite coaches . She wanted to win back her place in the national team ahead of the 2020 Olympics . She returned to Sweden in August 2020 , joining Växjö where she played once in the Damallsvenskan and once in the Svenska Cupen Damer . She decided to end her football career before the 2021 Damallsvenskan season . International career . As a Swedish under-19 international , Göransson played in the 2009 U-19 European Championship in Belarus , where Sweden lost 2–0 in the final to England . At the 2010 U-20 World Cup in Germany , Göransson was surprised to be utilised as a makeshift striker . She scored four goals in four games as Sweden were beaten 2–0 by Colombia in the quarter-final . In February 2010 , Göransson and Emilia Appelqvist were called up to train with the senior national team for the Algarve Cup . Göransson was named in the senior national team squad for the first time in March 2010 , replacing the injured Kosovare Asllani for a 2011 FIFA Womens World Cup qualifier in Wales . She made her first senior appearance in October 2010 ; a 3–1 friendly win over longstanding rivals Norway in Falkenberg . Quotes attributed to Göransson in local newspapers strongly criticised national team coach Thomas Dennerby for leaving her out of the national team . But she later distanced herself from the remarks , stressing that her relationship with Dennerby was good . Angry Dennerby wrote an open letter , criticising state broadcaster Sveriges Television for unethically taking Göranssons quotes out of context . When she was named in Dennerbys squad for the 2011 FIFA Womens World Cup in Germany , delighted Göransson said she had dreamed of the opportunity since she was 12 years old . She featured as a substitute in Swedens 3–1 semi-final defeat to eventual winners Japan in Frankfurt . Sweden secured third place by beating France 2–1 in Sinsheim , although Göransson did not play . Third place in the World Cup secured Swedens qualification for the 2012 Olympic football tournament in London . Dennerby kept Göransson in Swedens Olympic squad for London , and she made a substitute appearance in Swedens 2–1 defeat by France in the quarter-final at Hampden Park . In June 2013 , incoming coach Pia Sundhage named Göransson in the squad for UEFA Womens Euro 2013 , which Sweden hosted . When the Swedes lost 1–0 to Germany in the semi-final , disappointed Göransson was glad that the team had managed to raise the profile of womens football in Sweden . In September 2013 Sundhage tried Göransson in the left back position during Swedens 2015 FIFA Womens World Cup qualification matches . Göransson responded positively to the experiment . Sundhage dropped Göransson from the national squad for an important qualifier against Scotland because she was not playing often enough at club level for Turbine Potsdam . Although Göransson found regular first-team football with Vittsjö and returned to the national squad for the 2015 Algarve Cup , Playing style . Göransson can play equally well with either foot . She describes her left foot as more powerful and her right foot as more accurate . An editorial in the Dagens Nyheter newspaper published during the 2011 FIFA Womens World Cup called for Göransson to be included in the national teams starting line-up , praising her pace , power and technique . Göransson has been honoured twice at 2 indoor tournaments with Turbine Potsdam . In 2013 and in 2014 . In 2013 , when the tournament was held in Magdeburg , she was chosen into a Hall of Fame in Germany along stars like Birgitt Prinz , Alexandra Popp after being awarded the title of best player of the tournament , at the same tournament , she also won the Golden Boot award for scoring most goals , 6 . In 2014 , she was also named the best player of the tournament for an indoor football tournament hosted by Turbine Potsdam . This was a special moment for her since it was awarded based on votes by the coaches of all the teams . Göransson also won the golden boot award for this tournament . Honours . Club . Turbine Potsdam - Frauen-Bundesliga ( 1 ) : 2011–12 International . Sweden - FIFA Womens World Cup Third place : 2011 Olympics 2012 Third place EM Sweden 2013 Individual . Best Swedish New Talent in 2010 Chosen into Hall of fame at DFB Hallenpokal in Magdeburg in 2013 . Chosen into hall of fame , at Turbine Potsdams International indoor tournament in 2014 . Guldkepsen Winner , Kristianstad 2010 . 50 Caps for Sweden achieved in 2015 . External links . - Framba.de profile