Mathias Dyngeland

Norwegian footballer goalkeeper

Mathias Dyngeland - Norwegian footballer goalkeeper
Born

October 7th, 1995
30 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Norway

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Played as a goalkeeper in Norwegian football. Began career with Haugesund in 2013, gaining experience in various positions over several seasons. Joined Stabæk in 2016, contributing to the team's efforts in the top division. Also had loan spells to continue development and secure playing time.

Played for Haugesund starting from 2013

Joined Stabæk in 2016

Had loan spells to enhance career

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