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Robin Olsen Reflects on National Team Journey Ahead of World Championship

It is the last trip with the national team he has belonged to for ten years. The final destination is somewhere in North America.

Robin Olsen Reflects on National Team Journey Ahead of World Championship

Janne Andersson on the adventure: "Broke my ribs"

It has been 14 months since Janne Andersson last stood on the coach's bench. During that time, he has turned down several job offers – and participated in Kanal 5's "Across the Atlantic".

Janne Andersson on the adventure: "Broke my ribs"

Olof Mellberg to coach St Louis City

Olof Mellberg is leaving Brommapojkarna and moving to the USA. His next assignment as a coach will be in the MLS club St Louis City.

Olof Mellberg to coach St Louis City

Top Allsvenskan Player Retires

He has made the most Allsvenskan matches of all. There will be no more as a player: Andreas Johansson is retiring.

Top Allsvenskan Player Retires

From fiasco to confidence in the future – but nothing has been won yet

The bottom was reached in Baku. It couldn't get any worse and a "Resign all"-mood prevailed.

From fiasco to confidence in the future – but nothing has been won yet

One year since the success – Sema hopes for a repeat

Ken Sema's sensational performance as left-back against Estonia in the European Championship qualifiers last autumn was one of the big talking points of the 5-0 victory. That's where his national team career took off.

One year since the success – Sema hopes for a repeat

Kulusevski on Larsson: "Doesn't need to think the same"

Two clear victories, but not everything is peace and joy in the football national team. The conflict between national team captain Jon Dahl Tomasson and Hugo Larsson remains.

Kulusevski on Larsson: "Doesn't need to think the same"

Captain Kulusevski: "Will win at any cost"

The goal in the half-time against Albania was appreciated by the player – and impressed the national team captain Jon Dahl Tomasson. The leader Dejan Kulusevski stepped forward.

Captain Kulusevski: "Will win at any cost"

Seeking Revenge After the Debacle: "Triggered and Pushed"

Last year's fiasco in Baku still hurts. Now Mattias Svanberg is seeking revenge against Azerbaijan.

Seeking Revenge After the Debacle: "Triggered and Pushed"

The Blue-Yellow Duel: "Everyone Wants to Play Matches"

Robin Olsen is injured and the Swedish goalkeeper door is ajar. Who takes the chance and steps in: Viktor Johansson, Jacob Widell Zetterström or Kristoffer Nordfeldt? All football players in the whole world want to play matches, says Widell Zetterström ahead of the Nations League premiere against Azerbaijan.

The Blue-Yellow Duel: "Everyone Wants to Play Matches"

No Job in Nigeria for Janne Andersson

It will be no Janne Andersson in the Nigerian national men's team. The country's football association has presented German Bruno Labbadia as the new head coach.

No Job in Nigeria for Janne Andersson

Andersson negotiates with Nigeria

Janne Andersson confirms that he is negotiating to become the national team coach for Nigeria's national team. I have had a dialogue with Nigeria's football national team, he says to Expressen.

Andersson negotiates with Nigeria

Six Celebrities Sail Across the Atlantic

Six Swedish celebrities set out on the sailing trip of a lifetime in the eighth season of Kanal 5's "Across the Atlantic". Among this year's participants are "Grotesco" member Emma Molin, former national football team captain Janne Andersson, comedian Johan Petersson, "Let's Dance" winner Filip Lamprecht, actor Alexander Karim, and biathlon queen Magdalena Forsberg.

Six Celebrities Sail Across the Atlantic

Reports: Janne Andersson Set for Nigeria

Sweden's former national team captain for the men's football team, Janne Andersson, is reported to be highly likely to take over Nigeria's national team, reports [Aftonbladet](https://www. aftonbladet.

Reports: Janne Andersson Set for Nigeria

"Forsberg: 'Maybe not a role that suits me'"

When Swedish national football team in the fall went into one of its darkest periods, Emil Forsberg and Robin Olsen decided to give the message: We continue. .

"Forsberg: 'Maybe not a role that suits me'"

Janne Andersson receives a medal from the king

King Carl XVI Gustaf has decided on a number of medal awards. Among other things, the former national team captain Janne Andersson will be awarded His Majesty the King's medal, 8th size in blue ribbon, for "significant contributions to Swedish football".

Janne Andersson receives a medal from the king