Jacob Egeris
Danish footballer
Jacob Egeris Pedersen (born 19 May 1990) is a Danish professional footballer plays as a centre-back.
Early life
Egeris played football during his youth for BK Søllerød-Vedbæk, until he moved to Lyngby in December 2006. He spent 2 years in the Lyngby youth setup.
Senior career
Lyngby Boldklub
Egeris got his debut on 20 September 2009, coming on as a substitute against Vejle Boldklub. He'd go on to make league appearances in his debut season in the 1st Division and was given a one-year contract extension in December 2009. Playing 22 games in his first season, Egeris helped Lyngby win promotion to the Danish Superliga, with a second place league finish.
In the second game of the 2010–11 season, Egeris was injured with damage to his ankle in a match with AC Horsens. He would be out injured until November, making an unexpected return filling in for Mathias Tauber who pulled out last minute because of illness, losing to Randers FC in a 3–0 defeat in the Danish Cup. He received a hostile reaction from the Lyngby supporters due to his contractual situation, choosing to follow the recent trend of former Lyngby players to leave on a free transfer to join neighboring rivals F.C. Nordsjælland, when his contract was set to expire in the winter.
F.C. Nordsjælland
Jacob Egeris joined FCN in January 2011, signing a three-year contract.
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