Stefan Schwarz

Stefan Schwarz
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Stefan Schwarz
Full name	Hans Jürgen Stefan Schwarz
Date of birth	April 18, 1969 (1969-04-18) (age 39)
Place of birth	Malmö, Sweden
Height	179 cm
Playing position	Midfielder
Youth clubs
1986	Kulladals FF
Senior clubs¹
Years	Club	App (Gls)*
1987-1991 1990 1991-1994 1994-1995 1995-1998 1998-1999 1999-2003	Malmö Bayer Leverkusen Benfica Arsenal Fiorentina Valencia Sunderland	32 (0) ?? (?) 77 (7) 34 (2) 78 (2) 23 (4) 62 (3)
National team
1990-2001	Sweden	69 (6)
¹ Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. * Appearances (Goals)

Stefan Schwarz (born in Malmö, Sweden on 18 April 1969) is a Swedish former footballer.

Born to a German father, he played as a midfielder. He started playing football at youth level in Kulladals FF and began his career at his hometown club Malmö. In 1990 he played as a youth player in Leverkusen before moving on to Benfica where he played from 1990 to 1994. He also played for Arsenal, Fiorentina, Valencia and Sunderland. The most prestigious award he received was Guldbollen, 1999, as Sweden's best footballer during that year.

He was capped for the Swedish national side on 69 occasions. He formed a highly rated midfield partnership with Jonas Thern when playing for the Swedish national side. He played at the World Cup 1990 and 1994 finals, and at the Euro 1992 finals. Schwarz is now the football agent of Julio Arca

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 Lučić • 16 Limpar • 17 Rehn • 18 Mild • 19 K. Andersson • 20 Erlingmark • 21 Blomqvist • 22 Hedman • Coach: Svensson

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