Maido Pakk

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Maido Pakk
Personal information
Date of birth (1989-11-23) 23 November 1989 (age 32)
Place of birth Pärnu, Estonia
Position(s) Forward
Senior career*
Years Team Apps (Gls)
Pärnu JK[1]
2007 Pärnu JK[2]
2008–2009 Pärnu JK Vaprus (9+)
2009 AC Kajaani[3]
2009–2010 FC Haka 1 (0)
2010
2010 SJK (trial)
2010 FC PoPa 2
2012–2013[5] Tartu JK Tammeka[4] 17+ (1+)
2014–2018 32 (21)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only

Maido Pakk (born 23 November 1989) is an Estonian footballer who is last known to have played for  [no] in Norway from 2014 to 2018.

Career[]

Pärnu[]

He was banned for two games for representing Pärnu JK Vaprus for the 2008-09 Estonian Cup third round even though he was already suspended, also causing Parnu to be disqualified and admonished.[6]

Finland[]

Examined by Haka in 2009,[7] Pakk boosted AC Kajaani to gain some experience,[8] eventually moving to Haka that September,[9] and debuted in a 0–1 collapse to FF Jaro[10] and hurt his knees that November which left him out for some months.[11] Assessed by SJK in summer 2010,[12] the Estonian instead turned to Porin Palloilijat where he debuted as PoPa mustered a goal over JIPPO in the Ykkönen.[13]

References[]

  1. ^ A-klassi vanuseklassis võidutses TVMK Soccernet.ee
  2. ^ A1.I Jõhvi SK – : 1 A1.I PJK
  3. ^ Maalipörssi Kolmonen 2007–2013 Suomen Palloliitto
  4. ^ Tammeka sõlmis lepingu Maido Pakiga Soccernet.ee
  5. ^ Maido Pakk lahkub vigastuse tõttu Tammekast Soccernet.ee
  6. ^ Vaprus diskvalifitseeriti Õhtuleht
  7. ^ Virolaiskärki Pakk harjoittelee Hakan mukana FC Haka
  8. ^ Maido Pakk siirdus Vaprusest Soome klubisse Soccernet.ee
  9. ^ Maido Pakk sõlmis lepingu Soome meistrisarja klubiga Pärnu Postimees
  10. ^ Maido Paki debüüt lõppes Hakale kaotusega Soccernet.ee
  11. ^ Hakan virolaiskärjelle pitkä huili MTV.fi
  12. ^ Kerho testaa virolaispelaajaa SJK
  13. ^ pelaajien kummiyritykset FC Haka

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