Arto Tolsa - External Links and References

External Links and References

  • Arto Tolsa at National-Football-Teams.com
  • Finland - International Player Records
Finnish Footballer of the Year
  • 1953: Rintanen
  • 1954: Kupiainen
  • 1955: Jokinen
  • 1956: Lehtinen
  • 1957: Lintamo
  • 1958: Pahlman
  • 1959: Nevalainen
  • 1960: Peltonen
  • 1961: Heinonen
  • 1962: Peltonen
  • 1963: Heinonen
  • 1964: Peltonen
  • 1965: Näsman
  • 1966: Mäkipää
  • 1967: Kautonen
  • 1968: Jalonen
  • 1969: Lindholm
  • 1970: Kautonen
  • 1971: Tolsa
  • 1972: Toivola
  • 1973: Suomalainen
  • 1974: Tolsa
  • 1975: Enckelman
  • 1976: Mäkynen
  • 1977: Tolsa
  • 1978: Toivola
  • 1979: Pyykkö
  • 1980: Lahtinen
  • 1981: Lahtinen
  • 1982: Huttunen
  • 1983: Ukkonen
  • 1984: Huttunen
  • 1985: Ikäläinen
  • 1986: Tiainen
  • 1987: Hjelm
  • 1988: Paatelainen
  • 1989: Europaeus
  • 1990: Litmanen
  • 1991: Myyry
  • 1992: Litmanen
  • 1993: Litmanen
  • 1994: Litmanen
  • 1995: Litmanen
  • 1996: Litmanen
  • 1997: Litmanen
  • 1998: Litmanen
  • 1999: Hyypiä
  • 2000: Litmanen
  • 2001: Hyypiä
  • 2002: Hyypiä
  • 2003: Hyypiä
  • 2004: Niemi
  • 2005: Hyypiä
  • 2006: Hyypiä
  • 2007: Jääskeläinen
  • 2008: Hyypiä
  • 2009: Hyypiä
  • 2010: Hyypiä
  • 2011: R. Eremenko
  • 2012: Moisander
Persondata
Name Tolsa, Arto
Alternative names
Short description footballer
Date of birth 9 August 1945
Place of birth Kotka, Finland
Date of death 30 March 1989
Place of death Kotka, Finland

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