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Algot Haglund

1905 – 1963

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About Algot Haglund

Lived 1905 – 1963 (aged 58). Algot Haglund was a Swedish association football player, bandy player and ice hockey player.

Georg Algot Haglund (19 September 1905 – 17 October 1963) was a Swedish international footballer, international bandy player and ice hockey player.

Algot Haglund was the brother of Djurgården ice hockey goaltender Curt Haglund.

Career As a footballer, Algot Haglund represented Djurgården, AIK and Johannespojkarna. For Djurgården, he played 20 Allsvenskan games and scored 2 goals. Haglund made his international debut in a friendly against Estonia where he also scored one goal.

As an ice hockey player Haglund represented Djurgården. He made six appearances for the national bandy team.

Honours Club AIK Swedish Champion: 1931

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Algot Haglund?

association football player (1905-1963)

When was Algot Haglund born?

Algot Haglund was born on 19 September 1905 in Stockholm.

When did Algot Haglund die?

Algot Haglund died on 17 October 1963 in S:t Görans church parish.

What was Algot Haglund's occupation?

Algot Haglund was an association football player, bandy player and ice hockey player.

What nationality was Algot Haglund?

Algot Haglund was Swedish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Algot Haglund

· Wikidata: Q47498879

· DBpedia: Algot Haglund

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