Klas Ingesson

Klas Ingesson
This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Klas_Ingesson".

Klas Ingesson (born August 20, 1968 in Ödeshög) is a former Swedish footballer. As a member of the national team he played in 57 games, including 1990 FIFA World Cup and 1994 FIFA World Cup, as well as the 1992 European Championship.

Clubs

Lecce (2001)
Olympique Marseille (2000–2001)
Bologna (1998–2000)
AS Bari (1996–1998)
Sheffield Wednesday (1994–1996)
PSV Eindhoven (1993–1994)
KV Mechelen (1990–1993)
IFK Göteborg (1986–1990)
Ödeshögs IK (1975–1986)

content

v • d • e Sweden squad – 1990 FIFA World Cup

1 Andersson • 2 J. Eriksson • 3 Hysén • 4 Larsson • 5 Ljung • 6 R. Nilsson • 7 Nyhlén • 8 Schwarz • 9 Engqvist • 10 Ingesson • 11 Jansson • 12 L. Eriksson • 13 Limpar • 14 J. Nilsson • 15 Strömberg • 16 Thern • 17 Brolin • 18 Ekström • 19 Gren • 20 Magnusson • 21 Pettersson • 22 Ravelli • Coach: Nordin

v • d • e Sweden squad – UEFA Euro 1992 semi-finalists

1 Ravelli • 2 R. Nilsson • 3 J. Eriksson • 4 P. Andersson • 5 Björklund • 6 Schwarz • 7 Ingesson • 8 Rehn • 9 Thern • 10 Limpar • 11 Brolin • 12 L. Eriksson • 13 M. Nilsson • 14 Erlingmark • 15 Mild • 16 K. Andersson • 17 Dahlin • 18 Ljung • 19 J. Nilsson • 20 Ekström • Coach: Svensson

v • d • e Sweden squad – 1994 FIFA World Cup Third Place

1 Ravelli • 2 R. Nilsson • 3 P. Andersson • 4 Björklund • 5 Ljung • 6 Schwarz • 7 Larsson • 8 Ingesson • 9 Thern • 10 Dahlin • 11 Brolin • 12 Eriksson • 13 M. Nilsson • 14 Kåmark • 15 Lucic • 16 Limpar • 17 Rehn • 18 Mild • 19 K. Andersson • 20 Erlingmark • 21 Blomqvist • 22 Hedman • Coach: Svensson

This biographical article related to Swedish football is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.