Ahead of his final season and the World Ski Championships in Falun, Calle Halfvarsson is changing his approach. The 37-year-old veteran will be part of the Norwegian team Swenor Splitkon, where 24-year-old Vetle Leander Johansen will take over as Halfvarsson's coach. This is not a game, Halfvarsson tells Expressen.
SportsCalle Halfvarsson is not surprised that Anders Byström is leaving as national cross-country skiing manager.
SportsThe illness crisis affecting the cross-country skiing team continues even after the Olympics. Now, Calle Halfvarsson has also fallen ill ahead of this weekend's World Cup events in Falun.
SportsGustaf Berglund finished ninth in the 5km, ending an Olympics that was the worst ever for Sweden's men's cross-country team. The results speak for themselves. Something has to be done, says veteran Calle Halfvarsson, who finished almost 13 minutes behind the winner.
SportsJohannes Høsflot Klæbo did it again. The Olympic gold medal in the five-mile final meant that the Norwegian cross-country king swept the championship for the second consecutive time. Far behind, the Swedish men completed a record-breaking Olympics.
SportsA miracle is needed for Sweden's cross-country skiers to avoid failure. Maybe it's Calle Halfvarsson.
SportsIt couldn't have gone much worse. And yet it did. Edvin Anger sums up the effort in the Olympic relay succinctly: "Another fiasco for the Swedish men's cross-country skiers."
SportsCross-country ski veteran Calle Halfvarsson, 36, will be given a chance in the men's Olympic relay. He will form the Swedish team alongside Johan Häggström, William Poromaa, and Edvin Anger.
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