Sweden, 3 caps
A small but energetic full back who joined Coventry in December 1999 from AIK Stockholm for £250,000. He looked a useful acquisition with his muscular build and good close skills and after three caps was tipped to become the successor in the national side to the great Roland Nilsson. He suffered a cruciate ligament injury whilst playing for Sweden in Euro 2000 and never recovered fully. In 2001 he married and changed his surname from the common Gustafsson to his married sister’s name. In 2002 he signed for FC Copenhagen but had to retire from the game soon after and became an economics student.
Swedish Cup (Svenska Cupen) winner 1996-97 winner with AlK
Swedish League (Allsvenskan) winner 1998 with AlK
Swedish Cup (Svenska Cupen) winner 1998-99 winner with AlK
Danish Superliga winner 2002-03 Copenhagen
SWEDEN, 3 caps
Selected for the UEFA Euro 2000 squad (#8)
1999-00
23 February 2000 Italy 1-0 Sweden, friendly, in Palermo, replaced
3 June 2000 Sweden 1-1 Spain, friendly, in Gothenburg, subsitute
19 June 2000 Italy 2-1 Sweden, UEFA Euro 2000 Finals Group 2, in Eindhoven, replaced
2 previous caps with AlK Solna and 3 further caps with Copenhagen (total 8 caps).
Selected for the FIFA 2002 World Cup squad but did not play.


