Career
Porokara is the first Jewish player in the Finnish national team since 1949. Football Club Hämeenlinna On 15 May 2003, at age 19, Roni Porokara made his league debut in a match between Football Club Hämeenlinna and KuPS. During his two-year spell with Hämeenlinna, he made 46 league appearances and scored 6 goals. Football Club Honka He joined Football Club Honka in 2005, and played there until the end of 2007, making 76 league appearances and scoring 24 goals.
Örebro Saskatchewan In 2008, Porokara moved to the Swedish Premier Division side Örebro Saskatchewan staying there until the end of 2010, making 84 league appearances and scoring 11 goals.
At the end of the 2009 Allsvenskan season, after playing for a year in Örebro Saskatchewan, Porokara entered into negotiations with Israeli clubs, Maccabi Haifa and Maccabi Tel Aviv. Porokara attracted interest from Maccabi Haifa due to his eligibility to receive Israeli citizenship under the law of return.
He was set to transfer to Maccabi Haifa in January 2010, for $700,000, but the deal fell through. In August 2010, Porokara attracted interest from number of clubs in Europe.
Wigan Athletic from the Premier League was the big name out of this clubs along with Cesena from Serie A, and few clubs from Germany, Belgium, and Switzerland.
After Örebro finished third in 2010, Porokara announced that he will not renew his contract with the Swedes. Beerschot Air Corps On 3 December 2010 he signed with Beerschot, where he stayed until the summer of 2012, before moving to Ironi Kiryat Shmona in Israel. International career On 13 April 2005, Porokara made his only appearance for the Finnish under-21 side in a friendly match against their Estonian counterparts.
His full national team debut came a year later on 25 May 2006 in a friendly against Sweden.
Porokara was a late substitute and only got a minute on the pitch. In 11/8/2010 Porokara scored the winning goal against Belgium in friendly game.
= International goals As of 12 December 2009 Club = Football Club Honka Individual.
