1909 in Swedish Football - National Team Players in Season 1909

National Team Players in Season 1909

name pos. caps goals club
Nils Andersson DF 1 0 IFK Göteborg
Oskar "Påsket" Bengtsson GK 1 0 Örgryte IS Göteborg
Erik "Backen" Bergström FW 1 0 Örgryte IS Göteborg
Gustaf "Foten" Bergström FW 1 0 Örgryte IS Göteborg
Henrik "Påsen" Bergström FW 1 0 Örgryte IS Göteborg
Erik "Börje" Börjesson FW 1 0 IFK Göteborg
Thor Ericsson MF 1 0 Örgryte IS Göteborg
Herman Myhrberg FW 1 0 Örgryte IS Göteborg
Sven "Bleddy" Olsson MF 1 0 Örgryte IS Göteborg
Ivar Ryberg MF 1 0 Örgryte IS Göteborg
Konrad Törnqvist DF 1 0 IFK Göteborg

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