Mihkel Ainsalu

Mihkel Ainsalu is a 30-year-old football player who plays as a central midfielder for FCI Levadia, born on 8. März 1996, who is right-footed. Follow Mihkel Ainsalu on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, career history, transfer news, FotMob ratings, and comprehensive performance analytics.

Mihkel Ainsalu's 10 most recent matches are shown below. Visit each match page for full details including lineups, match events, and advanced statistics:

• 8. April 2026: 2-1 win at home vs Parnu JK Vaprus (90 minutes)
• 4. April 2026: 1-1 draw at home vs Nomme United (90 minutes)
• 22. März 2026: 2-2 draw at home vs Paide Linnameeskond (90 minutes, 2 goals, 1 yellow card)
• 15. März 2026: 3-1 win away at Harju Jalgpallikool (89 minutes, 1 yellow card)
• 8. März 2026: 2-0 win at home vs FC Kuressaare (90 minutes)
• 8. November 2025: 2-2 draw away at Harju Jalgpallikool (90 minutes, 1 goal)
• 2. November 2025: 4-0 win away at Narva Trans (85 minutes, 1 goal)
• 26. Oktober 2025: 3-1 win away at Parnu JK Vaprus (90 minutes, 1 goal)
• 22. Oktober 2025: 1-2 loss at home vs Paide Linnameeskond (90 minutes)
• 18. Oktober 2025: 3-0 win away at FC Kuressaare (90 minutes, 1 goal)

Mihkel Ainsalu's next match is on 12. April 2026 when FCI Levadia face Nomme JK Kalju in the Premium liiga.

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Mihkel Ainsalu currently plays for FCI Levadia.

Mihkel Ainsalu's career has also included time at Telstar, FCI Levadia, Tallinna JK Legion, FC Helsingør, Flora Tallinn U21, Flora Tallinn, and Nomme JK Kalju.

On the international stage, Mihkel Ainsalu has represented Estonia, Estonia U21, Estonia U19, and Estonia U17.

Mihkel Ainsalu is from Estonia, and the national teams include Karl Andre Vallner, Joseph Saliste, Kristo Hussar, Vladislav Kreida, Rommi Siht, Sander Tovstik, Markus Soomets, Ioan Yakovlev, Kevor Palumets, Karel Mustmaa, Henri Perk, Kristofer Käit, Patrik Kristal, Rauno Sappinen, Robert Veering, Tanel Tammik, Michael Schjønning-Larsen, Markus Poom, Alex Tamm, Kaur Kivila, Mihhail Kolobov, Martin Vetkal, Mattias Männilaan, Erko Tõugjas, Anett Vilipuu, Anzelika Jotkina, Eva-Maria Niit, Inna Kiss-Zlidnis, Keiti Kruusmann, Kirkeliis Lillemets, Liisa Merisalu, Lisette Tammik, Marta Staalfeldt, Roberta Juerna, Valeria Liik, Victoria Vihmann, Kristiina Tullus, Siret Raamet, Liselle Palts, Rahel Repkin, Katriin Saulus, Karola Purgats, Helina Tarkmeel, Katrin Kirpu, Jaanika Volkov, Anette Salei, Katarina Kapa, Liisa Liimets, Anastasija Juzaninova, Emma Treiberg, Kelly Rosen, Mari-Liis Lillemäe, Annegret Kala, Vlada Kubassova, Lisandra Rannasto, Loviise Maenniste, Kristina Teern, and Anett Joandi. Explore each player's page on FotMob for comprehensive statistics, match history, and international career data.

Throughout their career, Mihkel Ainsalu has won 13 titles: Baltic Cup (2024) with Estonia, Premium liiga (2019, 2017, 2015), Cup (2019/2020, 2015/2016), and Super Cup (2020, 2016) with Flora Tallinn, Premium liiga (2024), Cup (2023/2024), and Super Cup (2025) with FCI Levadia, Premium liiga (2012) with Nomme JK Kalju, and Esiliiga A (2015) with Flora Tallinn U21.

Mihkel Ainsalu has competed in World Cup UEFA qualification, Conference League Qualification qualification, UEFA Nations League C, Eerste Divisie, EURO Qualification playoff, Premier League, and Champions League Qualification qualification. Each league page on FotMob provides comprehensive coverage including standings, fixtures, top scorers, and detailed team statistics.

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