Stefan Hansson Explained

Stefan Hansson
Birth Date:1957 12, df=y
Birth Place:Svalöv, Sweden
Years1:1970–1977
Clubs1:Svalövs BK
Years2:1977–1979
Clubs2:Landskrona BoIS
Years3:1980
Clubs3:South Melbourne FC
Years6:1989–1993
Clubs6:IFK Trelleborg
Years7:1994–1995
Clubs7:Ystads IF
Years8:1995–1996
Clubs8:IFK Malmö
Manageryears1:1982–1985
Managerclubs1:San Francisco Scots
Manageryears2:1986–1988
Managerclubs2:Greek-American A.C.
Manageryears3:1990–1993
Managerclubs3:IFK Trelleborg
Manageryears4:1994–1995
Managerclubs4:Ystads IF
Manageryears5:1995–1996
Managerclubs5:IFK Malmö
Manageryears6:1997–2000
Managerclubs6:Härslövs IK
Manageryears7:2001–2003
Managerclubs7:Fram FC
Manageryears8:2003–2005
Managerclubs8:Køge BK
Manageryears9:2005–2007
Managerclubs9:Skovlunde IF
Manageryears10:2008
Managerclubs10:Sarpsborg 08 FF (assistant)
Manageryears11:2010
Managerclubs11:Đồng Tâm Long An F.C.
Manageryears12:2010–2011
Managerclubs12:Seychelles
Manageryears13:2011
Managerclubs13:Zeyashwemye F.C.
Manageryears14:2012–2014
Managerclubs14:Myanmar U23
Manageryears15:2014
Managerclubs15:Mitra Kukar
Manageryears16:2015
Manageryears17:2016
Managerclubs17:Persela
Manageryears18:2016
Managerclubs18:Sheikh Jamal DC
Manageryears19:2017
Managerclubs19:Persema Malang
Manageryears20:2018 –
Managerclubs20:Älvsborg FF

Stefan Hansson (born 6 December 1957) is a Swedish football manager who holds a UEFA Pro Licence.

He has worked alongside many different nationals managers and coaches including Stuart Baxter and Greg Reoch from England, enabling him to exchange many different techniques and acquired a good understanding of diversity and culture in the game.

He had a great deal of success through his career winning eight league titles and one cup with different clubs in different countries as Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Seychelles, Vietnam and Myanmar.[1] As a player, he played for several clubs in Sweden, Australia and the United States. Late in his career he also acted as player manager before becoming a full-time manager. During 2018 he will manage the Swedish third-tier side Älvsborg FF.[2] [3]

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Stefan Hansson. Goal.com. 15 June 2012.
  2. Web site: The best coach in Myanmar . zeyarfc.com. 13 January 2013.
  3. Web site: Allsvenskan är inget för Stefan Hansson. lokaltidningen.se. 13 January 2013.