Tallinn's Levadia extend contracts of goalkeeper Ani and midfielder Roosnupp
Estonian football champions Levadia of Tallinn have extended the contracts of goalkeeper Oliver Ani and attacking midfielder Mark Oliver Roosnupp by three years, through the end of 2029.
Levadia, the Tallinn-based football club that has already clinched this year's Estonian championship, announced that it has extended the contracts of 28-year-old goalkeeper Oliver Ani and 29-year-old attacking midfielder Mark Oliver Roosnupp by three years, to the end of 2029. The club published the news on its official website. Levadia secured the title in the Estonian top flight, the Premium Liiga, before the end of the season.
Roosnupp joined Levadia in 2014 and spent 2016 on loan at Paide. With Levadia he has won the national title three times, in 2021, 2024 and 2026, and he has played 10 matches for the Estonian national team. He said he was happy to continue his career at home and noted that the team's goals for the coming years are even higher.
Ani moved to Levadia from Nõmme United in 2023. According to the club's official statistics, he has played eight Premium Liiga matches for the team: three in 2024, four in 2025 and one in 2026. In those games Levadia recorded five wins, one draw and two defeats. The goalkeeper said he was glad to extend his deal and hopes the team can give supporters vivid emotions in the years ahead.
The club's first-choice goalkeeper is 28-year-old Karl Andre Vallner, whose contract has also been extended by three years.
Background
Levadia clinched its 12th league title in club history early, on 11 October. ERR previously reported that the club had extended the contract of 30-year-old wide defender Frank Liivak for three years. Brazilian forward Wendell will keep playing for Levadia until the end of 2028, while 24-year-old Brazilian attacking midfielder João Pedro will leave the club.
