Olle Åhlund

Swedish footballer and manager

Olle Åhlund

Olle Ahlund as a magazine cover in 1945

Personal information
Full name|  Sten Olov Åhlund
Date of birth|  (1920-08-22)22 August 1920
Place of birth|  Degerfors, Sweden
Date of death|  11 February 1996(1996-02-11) (aged 75)
Place of death|  Degerfors, Sweden
Position(s)|  Midfielder
Senior career*
Years|  Team|  Apps|  (Gls)
|  Degerfors IF|  |
International career
1943–1952|  Sweden[1]|  34|  (2)
Managerial career
1957–1959|  Degerfors IF
1970|  Degerfors IF

Medal record

Representing  Sweden
FIFA World Cup
| 1950 Brazil |
Olympic Games
|  1952 Helsinki |

*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Sten Olov “Olle” Åhlund (22 August 1920 – 11 February 1996) was a Swedish footballer, who played for Degerfors IF. He played 34 games for the Sweden national team achieving a bronze medal at the 1952 Summer Olympics.[2]

## References

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1. ^ "Sweden men's national football team stats". passagen.se (in Swedish). Archived from the original on 6 June 2012.
2. ^ "Olle Åhlund". Olympedia. Retrieved 5 November 2021.

## External links

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* Olle Åhlund at Olympics at Sports-Reference.com (archived)

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Guldbollen

* 1946: Gren
* 1947: G. Nordahl
* 1948: B. Nordahl
* 1949: K. Nordahl
* 1950: E. Nilsson
* 1951: Åhlund
* 1952: K. Svensson
* 1953: Gustavsson
* 1954: S. Svensson
* 1955: Löfgren
* 1956: Sandberg
* 1957: Johansson
* 1958: Bergmark
* 1959: Simonsson
* 1960: Jonsson
* 1961: Nyholm
* 1962: Öberg
* 1963: Bild
* 1964: Mild
* 1965: B. Larsson
* 1966: Kindvall
* 1967: Svahn
* 1968: Nordqvist
* 1969: T. Svensson
* 1970: Olsson
* 1971: Hellström
* 1972: Edström
* 1973: B. Larsson
* 1974: Edström
* 1975: Karlsson
* 1976: Linderoth
* 1977: R. Andersson
* 1978: Hellström
* 1979: Möller
* 1980: Zetterlund
* 1981: Ravelli
* 1982: T. Nilsson
* 1983: Hysén
* 1984: Dahlkvist
* 1985: Strömberg
* 1986: Prytz
* 1987: P. Larsson
* 1988: Hysén
* 1989: Thern
* 1990: Brolin
* 1991: Limpar
* 1992: Eriksson
* 1993: Dahlin
* 1994: Brolin
* 1995: P. Andersson
* 1996: R. Nilsson
* 1997: Zetterberg
* 1998: H. Larsson
* 1999: Schwarz
* 2000: Hedman
* 2001: P. Andersson
* 2002: Ljungberg
* 2003: Mellberg
* 2004: H. Larsson
* 2005: Ibrahimović
* 2006: Ljungberg
* 2007: Ibrahimović
* 2008: Ibrahimović
* 2009: Ibrahimović
* 2010: Ibrahimović
* 2011: Ibrahimović
* 2012: Ibrahimović
* 2013: Ibrahimović
* 2014: Ibrahimović
* 2015: Ibrahimović
* 2016: Ibrahimović
* 2017: Granqvist
* 2018: Lindelöf
* 2019: Lindelöf
* 2020: Ibrahimović
* 2021: Forsberg
* 2022: Kulusevski
* 2023: Kulusevski

Sweden squads

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Sweden squad – 1950 FIFA World Cup third place

* GK Lindberg
* GK Kalle Svensson
* GK T. Svensson
* DF Bodin
* DF Johansson
* DF Månsson
* DF E. Nilsson (c)
* DF Samuelsson
* MF Andersson
* MF Gärd
* MF Nordahl
* MF Åhlund
* FW Jeppson
* FW Jönsson
* FW Mellberg
* FW S. Nilsson
* FW Palmér
* FW Rydell
* FW Skoglund
* FW Sundqvist
* FW Kurt Svensson
* FW Tapper
* Coach: Raynor

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Sweden football squad – 1952 Summer Olympics – Bronze medalists

* 1 K. Svensson
* 2 Samuelsson
* 3 Nilsson (c)
* 4 Hansson
* 5 Gustavsson
* 6 Lindh
* 7 Bengtsson
* 8 Löfgren
* 9 Rydell
* 10 Brodd
* 11 Sandberg
* 12 T. Svensson
* 13 Andersson
* 14 Åhlund
* 15 Å. Jönsson
* 16 Eriksson
* 17 Sandell
* 18 E. Jönsson
* Coach: Raynor

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