Ingo Enzenberger (born 27 September 1987 in

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, Austria) is an Austrian

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player. Enzenberger is a striker, but has also played as an attacking midfielder and a winger. He is unattached, but currently had trials for

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team

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Career

Ingo began his playing career as a youth with FC ASKÖ Pinsdorf and SV Gmunden. In 2002, he joined the SV Austria Salzburg academy, where he stayed until 2005. He then graduated into the

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amateur side. By the 2007 season he had broken into the

Juniors side, gaining promotion with them to the Austrian second-tier. In the same year, he was selected in the Austria Under-20 international squad for the World Cup in Canada. Austria finished in an unexpected fourth place. However, Enzenberger's only participation in the tournament was as a 90th-minute substitute, replacing Erwin Hoffer in a group game against

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. After the World Cup he made a loan move to

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, also in the

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, immediately becoming a regular starter. Following the amalgamation of

and

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, he returned from his loan spell to the Red Bull Juniors. On 17 February 2010,

manager

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indicated that Enzenberger had signed for his

team. The move never came to pass however, as Ingo left the club without signing a contract before the start of the season.

References

{{DEFAULTSORT:Enzenberger, Ingo 1987 births Living people Austrian men's footballers Men's association football forwards Austria men's youth international footballers 21st-century Austrian sportsmen Sportspeople from Gmunden Footballers from Upper Austria SK Schwadorf players