Gunnar Gren

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Gunnar Gren was a legendary Swedish footballer and playmaker, best known as part of the famed "Gre-No-Li" trio at AC Milan and for helping Sweden win Olympic gold in 1948 and reach the 1958 World Cup final.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Swedish international footballer
association football player
human
awardReceived Allsvenskan top scorer
Guldbollen
Olympic gold medal in football
clubNumber 10
countryOfCitizenship Sweden
dateOfBirth 1920-10-31
dateOfDeath 1991-11-10
familyName Gren
givenName Gunnar
hasTeammate Gunnar Nordahl
Nils Liedholm
languageSpoken Swedish
league Allsvenskan
Serie A
managerOfSportsTeam ACF Fiorentina
linked to: Fiorentina

GAIS
IFK Göteborg
Palermo FC
Red Star FC
linked to: Red Star F.C.

Sweden national football team (assistant or coach roles)
Örgryte IS
memberOfSportsTeam AC Milan
ACF Fiorentina
linked to: Fiorentina

Eskilstuna City FK
Genoa CFC
linked to: Genoa C.F.C.

IFK Göteborg
Orgryte IS (as player-coach)
Sweden national football team
Örgryte IS
nationality Swedish
nickname Il Professore
notableAchievement helped Sweden reach 1958 FIFA World Cup final
helped Sweden win Olympic gold in 1948
won Allsvenskan titles with IFK Göteborg
won Serie A titles with AC Milan
notableFor playmaking ability
notableWork Gre-No-Li attacking trio at AC Milan
linked to: AC Milan
numberOfInternationalCaps 57
numberOfInternationalGoals 32
occupation coach
football manager
footballer
participantIn 1948 Summer Olympics football tournament
1950 FIFA World Cup
1952 Summer Olympics football tournament
1958 FIFA World Cup
partOf Gre-No-Li
placeOfBirth Gothenburg
Sweden
placeOfDeath Gothenburg
Sweden
positionPlayed attacking midfielder
forward
inside forward
representativeTeam Sweden national football team
sexOrGender male
sport association football
styleOfPlay creative playmaker
technical and intelligent football

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