Freddie Ljungberg

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Freddie Ljungberg is a former Swedish footballer best known as a dynamic attacking midfielder and winger for Arsenal during their dominant early-2000s era.

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Freddie Ljungberg canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf association football player
football coach
human
captainOf Sweden national football team
coachedTeam Arsenal FC (assistant coach)
Arsenal FC (interim head coach)
Arsenal FC Under-15s
Arsenal FC Under-23s
VfL Wolfsburg (assistant coach)
linked to: VfL Wolfsburg
countryOfCitizenship Sweden
dateOfBirth 1977-04-16
fullName Karl Fredrik Ljungberg
givenName Fredrik
Karl
hairColor red
individualAward MLS All-Star 2009
linked to: MLS All-Star

Premier League Player of the Season 2001–02
Swedish Midfielder of the Year 2002
Swedish Midfielder of the Year 2003
interimHeadCoachFrom 2019-11
interimHeadCoachTo 2019-12
knownFor dynamic attacking midfielder for Arsenal in early 2000s
leagueDebutFor Halmstads BK
memberOfSportsTeam Sweden national football team
modelFor Calvin Klein Underwear
linked to: Calvin Klein
nationalTeamDebut Sweden national football team
nickname Freddie Ljungberg
notableTeammate Dennis Bergkamp
Patrick Vieira
Thierry Henry
numberOfInternationalCaps 75
numberOfInternationalGoals 14
occupation football coach
football pundit
participatedIn FIFA World Cup 2002
linked to: 2002 FIFA World Cup

FIFA World Cup 2006
linked to: 2006 FIFA World Cup

UEFA Euro 2000
UEFA Euro 2004
UEFA Euro 2008
partOf Arsenal Invincibles 2003–04
linked to: Arsenal Invincibles
placeOfBirth Vittsjö
playedFor Arsenal FC
linked to: Arsenal F.C.

Celtic FC
linked to: Celtic F.C.

Chicago Fire FC
Halmstads BK
Seattle Sounders FC
Shimizu S-Pulse
West Ham United FC
playedInLeague J1 League
Major League Soccer
Premier League
Scottish Premier League
positionPlayed midfielder
winger
sexOrGender male
shirtNumber 11
8
sponsoredBy Puma
sport association football
wonCompetition FA Cup 2001–02
FA Cup 2002–03
FA Cup 2004–05
Premier League 2001–02
Premier League 2003–04
yearsActiveAsPlayer 1994–2012
yearsActiveAtClub Arsenal FC 1998–2007
Celtic FC 2010–2011
Chicago Fire FC 2010
Halmstads BK 1994–1998
Seattle Sounders FC 2009–2010
Shimizu S-Pulse 2011–2012
West Ham United FC 2007–2008

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2003–04 Premier League Golden Season keyPlayer Freddie Ljungberg
FA Cup 2001–02 decisiveGoalScorer Freddie Ljungberg
2002–03 Arsenal season keyPlayer Freddie Ljungberg
Freddie Ljungberg nickname Freddie Ljungberg
FA Cup 2004–05 with Arsenal notablePlayer Freddie Ljungberg