Ernst Grönlund
Finnish footballer and bandy player
About Ernst Grönlund
Lived 1902 – 1968 (aged 65). Ernst Grönlund was a Finnish association football player and bandy player.
Ernst Aleksander Grönlund (18 December 1902, in Helsinki – 13 February 1968, in Helsinki) was a Finnish footballer and bandy player.
Football career He earned 37 caps at international level between 1931 and 1940, scoring 11 goals. He also represented Finland at the 1936 Summer Olympics.
At club level Grönlund played for Töölön Vesa, HIFK, HJK, KaPS and Jyry.
Bandy career He capped 7 times at international level and won Finnish Championship 4 times.
Honours Football Finnish Championship: 1931, 1933, 1937
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Who was Ernst Grönlund?
Finnish footballer and bandy player (1902-1968)
When was Ernst Grönlund born?
Ernst Grönlund was born on 18 December 1902 in Helsinki.
When did Ernst Grönlund die?
Ernst Grönlund died on 13 February 1968.
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Ernst Grönlund was an association football player and bandy player.
What nationality was Ernst Grönlund?
Ernst Grönlund was Finnish.
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