Financier Ulf Rosberg has started stirring up trouble in the Swedish Tennis Association. Secretary-General Christer Sjöö is being fired. "We have had a good dialogue, but it is the board that has made the decision," Sjöö tells TT.
SportsFormer chairwoman Åsa Hedin declined to answer questions after financier Ulf Rosberg was elected to lead Swedish tennis, with a promise to invest 100 million kronor together with Christer Gardell. The move was perhaps unnecessarily aggressive, says Rosberg.
SportsThis weekend, everything points to Ulf Rosberg being elected chairman of the Swedish Tennis Association. He has financier Christer Gardell behind him and the promise of 100 million kronor. Rosberg himself wants to focus less on the millions and more on how Swedish tennis will take off again. The answer may be in Italy.
SportsThe 100 million kronor investment in Swedish tennis is now being applauded by one of the sports' biggest stars – Stefan Edberg. The money is much needed, says the legend. On the other hand, he is not interested in a position within the association.
SportsFinancial profiles Christer Gardell and Ulf Rosberg want to sponsor Swedish tennis with 100 million kronor – on the condition that the association board resigns. A proposal that Swedish sports must take a stand on, means the Swedish Sports Confederation's (RF) Secretary General Stefan Bergh. "It would be a new phenomenon among Swedish sports associations", he writes to TT.
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