Alexander Bernhardsson set for Wolfsburg in 55 million kronor move
The Swedish national football team winger Alexander Bernhardsson is set for Wolfsburg, writes Aftonbladet.
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Graham Potter: Wingback Alexander Bernhardsson likely to continue, they do an incredible job
National team captain Graham Potter believes in stability and continuity. Therefore, it is highly likely that Alexander Bernhardsson will continue as a right wing-back tonight against the Netherlands.
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The threat against Sweden: know the power Virgil van Dijk has
Team captain Victor Nilsson Lindelöf says the national team tonight faces "a complete Holland". He does not agree that the Dutch team is stronger at the back than up front - but praises centre-back Virgil van Dijk. "I think everyone knows what 'power' he has on set pieces," says Nilsson Lindelöf.
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Bernhardsson: This match is incredibly important
Four months remain until Sweden's playoff for the World Cup next summer. But the foundations are already being laid. This match is incredibly important, says Alexander Bernhardsson ahead of Tuesday night's meeting with Slovenia.
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Swedish Players Back Coach Tomasson Despite World Cup Qualifier Loss
New loss in the World Championship qualifier and booed afterwards. But the Swedish players support national team captain Jon Dahl Tomasson's way of playing football. His ideas suit us, says Alexander Bernhardsson after 0–2 against Switzerland.
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Sweden Falls to Switzerland in Crucial World Cup Qualifier
Boos and jeers were heard when the national team captain Jon Dahl Tomasson appeared on the big screen before kickoff. At the end of the 0–2 loss to Switzerland, parts of the stand on the short side sang: "Janne, Janne Andersson".
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Sweden Draws 2-2 with Slovenia After Last-Minute Equalizer
Goalkeeper veteran Robin Olsen seemed to avoid sleeping badly after the huge blunder. Yasin Ayari was on the pitch. But it was not enough for the perfect World Championship qualification start. Slovenia scored 2-2 in the last minute. Extreme disappointment, says national team captain Jon Dahl Tomasson in Viaplay's broadcast.
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