13 Facts About Imad Zatara

Imad Zatara is a Palestinian former professional footballer who played as a forward.

In 2007 Imad Zatara finally took the final step making his debut on the highest level of Swedish football when moving to another Stockholm based club, IF Brommapojkarna who were about to play their first season ever in Allsvenskan.

Imad Zatara did not get many chances in the starting eleven and often had to sit on the bench.

Imad Zatara signed with Sodertalje based Syrianska FC in early 2009 after being a very coveted name among the Stockholm-based clubs.

Imad Zatara spent two seasons with the club and was consistently a very important part of the team who finished on 4th place of Superettan in 2009.

Imad Zatara was part of the side that would secure promotion to the Allsvenskan in 2010, he turned in several key performances the following year allowing the club to retain its top-flight status.

In February 2010 Imad Zatara signed a loan deal with French Ligue 2 club Nimes Olympique.

Imad Zatara made his debut against Le Havre on 12 February 2010 and managed to score his first and only goal during his time in the club.

Imad Zatara scored the equaliser in the 87th minute of a game that mainly will remembered for the nine yellow and two red cards that were delivered in the game.

Imad Zatara played six games for the club and returned to Syrianska FC after the season.

On 26 July 2012, Imad Zatara returned to Sweden with newly promoted Allsvenskan side Atvidabergs FF.

Imad Zatara early took the decision to play for his native country Palestine.

Imad Zatara captained the national team for the first time in a friendly against the Malaysia.