17 months after the former Swedish international, Christoffer Olsson, was found unconscious in his home and rushed to the hospital with a rare state of the brain that put him in danger of losing his life, Olsson today returned to IK Sleipner and marked his return against Ostteker United.

The 28-year-old International Swedish lost consciousness at his home on Tuesday, February 20, 2024, and was transferred to Aarhus University Hospital, where he was admitted and entered a fan.

Tests showed that he had suffered several blood clots due to a rare inflammation of the blood vessels in his brain, putting his life at serious risk.

Olsson He spent weeks in the hospital fighting for his life, but thanks to medical time intervention, the life of the 29-year-old was rescued.

Referring to the first few weeks after his crash, he said, “I was basically dying. I was not contacted and I have no memories since that time.”

He added, “I’ve got the worst part. I had to think, be positive and have patience with everything.”

Swedish came through ArsenalAcademy and made an appearance for gunners before deciding to join FC MIDTJYLAND After a successful loan spell in 2015.

Olson was also in the stand when FC Midtjylland won the Danish championship on May 26, 2024.

In March 2025, the midfielder canceled his contract with FC Midtjylland after slowly fought his way to the training field, with the prospect of returning home to Sweden.

He then left FC Midtjylland to sign a new contract with his childhood club I SLEIPner, playing their trade at the third level Swedish.

On Saturday, Christoffer Olson then ended his long battle to return to action when he began in a training match against Österåker Unitedwhere he scored a great goal after 14 minutes of play.

Olson, who has reached 43 hats for the Swedish national team, has also played for Krasnodar and Anderlecht, In addition to playing 70 matches for FC Midtjylland in the Danish Super League.