Mark Oliver Roosnupp has put pen to paper on a three-year contract extension with FCI Levadia, marking a significant retention for the Estonian champions after he surpassed 300 appearances for the club. The 29-year-old attacking midfielder joined the team in 2014 and stepped onto the Premium liiga pitch for his league debut the very next year.
Throughout his tenure, Roosnupp has logged 320 league matches, finding the back of the net 74 times and setting up 64 goals. His trophy cabinet with Levadia features three league titles, and he served as one of the squad’s captains during the current season. Outside of his time with the club, his football journey features a period with Paide Linnameeskond along with a brief loan or transfer stint in the Serbian top flight at Napredak Kruševac.
Expressing his joy, Roosnupp stated that he is extremely happy to carry on at home with the premier club in Estonia. He added that following such a momentous season, continuing their journey together feels particularly wonderful, though the objectives for upcoming years are set even higher. He emphasized that everyone will labor diligently to reach those targets, noting that for him personally, Levadia remains the singular club in Estonia.
Representatives from Levadia’s sporting department characterized Roosnupp as among the most reliable performers in the Premium liiga, while commending his dedication, work ethic, and leadership qualities.
In addition to Roosnupp’s renewal, the organization secured contract extensions for Karl Andre Vallner and Frank Liivak, keeping both players tied to the team until the conclusion of 2029. Meanwhile, Wendell committed to remaining with the club for an additional two years.
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ORIGINAL HEADLINE: Roosnupp signs three-year contract extension with Levadia
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