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Jan Olof "Janne" Andersson (Swedish pronunciation: [ˈjânːɛ ˈânːdɛˌʂɔn]; born 29 September 1962) is a Swedish football coach who manages the Sweden national team. He is also a former player, with his playing career lasting 14 years between 1979 and 1993 playing for different Swedish clubs.

Janne Andersson

Janne Andersson managing Sweden in a March 2019 against Romania in Solna, Sweden
Personal information
Full name	Jan Olof Andersson[1]
Date of birth	(1962-09-29) 29 September 1962 (age 60)[2]
Place of birth	Halmstad, Sweden[1]
Position(s)	Forward[3]
Club information
Current team	Sweden (manager)
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1979–1986	Alets IK
1987	IS Halmia
1988–1992	Alets IK
1993	Laholms FK
Teams managed
1988–1989	Alets IK (player manager)
1990–1992	Halmstads BK (assistant manager)
1993–1998	Laholms FK (player manager)
2000–2003	Halmstads BK (assistant manager)
2004–2009	Halmstads BK
2010	Örgryte IS
2011–2016	IFK Norrköping
2016–	Sweden
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Playing career

Andersson spent the majority of his playing career with Alets IK, but also briefly represented IS Halma and Laholms FK.[4] A prolific goalscorer, he is Alet IK's all-time highest goalscorer and scored five goals in his last-ever appearance for the club.[5][6][7]

Managerial career

Early career

During Andersson's early managerial years, he managed Alets IK and Laholms FK.[8]

Halmstad

While at Halmstads BK, Andersson's team knocked out Portuguese giants Sporting Lisbon in the UEFA Cup, who had made it all the way to the UEFA cup final the previous year.[9]

Örgryte

He took over Superettan team Örgryte IS in December 2009, who had just been relegated from Allsvenskan. During Andersson's stay at the club, Örgryte suffered from serious financial problems which eventually led their Superettan licence to be revoked. Andersson left the club after only one season.[10]

IFK Norrköping

In 2011, Andersson was appointed as the manager for IFK Norrköping who were making their comeback in Allsvenskan after two seasons in Superettan. In 2015, he led Norrköping to win the league for the first time in 26 years after defeating defending champions Malmö FF away in the last game.[11]

Sweden

Following Sweden's disappointing Euro 2016 display, Andersson took over as the head coach of the Sweden national team after almost seven years of Erik Hamrén being in charge.[12]

2018 World Cup

Under Andersson, Sweden qualified for its first FIFA World Cup in 12 years by eliminating the Netherlands and Italy during the qualification process.[13] While at the 2018 World Cup, Sweden experienced its most successful World Cup campaign since 1994, winning Group F ahead of South Korea, Mexico, and reigning world champions Germany.[14] Sweden eliminated Switzerland in the second round before losing to England in the quarter final.[15]

2018–19 UEFA Nations League

During the 2018–19 UEFA Nations League campaign, Andersson and Sweden finished first in their UEFA Nations League B group ahead of Russia and Turkey, winning promotion to League A.[16]

UEFA Euro 2020

Under Andersson, Sweden qualified for its sixth consecutive UEFA European Championship by finishing second behind Spain in UEFA Euro 2020 qualifying Group F.[17] Andersson would then lead Sweden to the top of UEFA Euro 2020 Group E undefeated after a 0–0 draw against Spain, a 1–0 win over Slovakia and a 3–2 win against Poland. The last of which included a 90th-minute winner from Viktor Claesson.[18][19] Andersson's side lost in the Round of 16 following a 120th minute extra time-winner from Ukraine.[20]

Accolades

In July 2016, Andersson was named the 47th best manager in the world by football magazine FourFourTwo.[21] In November 2018, Andersson was named by FourFourTwo as the 17th best manager in the world.[22]

At the 2019 Swedish Sports Awards, Andersson was named Coach of the year.[23]

Personal life

One of his role models is former Swedish handball coach Bengt Johansson, who is from the same neighbourhood (Söndrum) in Halmstad. Johansson served as Andersson's physical education teacher in primary school.[24]

Managerial statistics

As of match played 27 September 2022[25]

Managerial record by team and tenure

Team	From	To	Record
			G	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Win %
Sweden	23 June 2016	Present	79	39	14	26	122	79	+43	049.37

Honours

IFK Norrköping

• Allsvenskan: 2015

Individual

• Allsvenskan Coach of the year: 2015[26]
• Idrottsgalan Coach of the year: 2019[27]

References

На других языках

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[de] Janne Andersson

Jan Olof „Janne“ Andersson (* 29. September 1962 in Halmstad) ist ein ehemaliger schwedischer Fußballspieler und jetziger Fußballtrainer. Er ist seit Juli 2016 Trainer der schwedischen Nationalmannschaft. Zuvor war der Trainer des IFK Norrköping, den er 2015 zur Meisterschaft führte.

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- [en] Janne Andersson

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[es] Janne Andersson

Jan Olof Andersson (Halmstad, 29 de septiembre de 1962) es un exfutbolista y actual entrenador de fútbol sueco que actualmente entrena a la Selección de Suecia.

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[it] Janne Andersson

Jan Olof "Janne" Andersson (Halmstad, 29 settembre 1962) è un allenatore di calcio ed ex calciatore svedese, commissario tecnico della nazionale svedese.

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[ru] Андерссон, Янне

Янне Андерсон (швед. Janne Andersson; род. 29 сентября 1962, Хальмстад) — шведский футболист, ныне главный тренер национальной сборной Швеции.

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