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Swedish footballer (1935–2020)

Agne Simonsson

Agne Simonsson with Team Sweden in 1960s

Personal information

Full name

Tore Klas Agne Simonsson

Date of birth

(1935-10-19)19 October 1935

Place of birth

Göteborg, Sweden

Date of death

22 September 2020(2020-09-22) (aged 84)

Place of death

Göteborg, Sweden

Position(s)

Striker

Youth career

BK René

Senior career*

Years

Team

Apps

(Gls)

1953–1960

Örgryte IS

(25)

1960–1963

Real Madrid

(1)

1961–1962

→ Real Sociedad (loan)

(8)

1963–1970

Örgryte IS

120

(80)

Total

187

(114)

International career

1957

Sweden U21

(3)

1957–1967

Sweden

(27)

Managerial career

1971–1972

1977–1982

1983–1986

1988–1990

Medal record

Men's Football

Representing Sweden
FIFA World Cup
Runner-up	1958 Sweden

*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Tore Klas Agne Simonsson (19 October 1935 – 22 September 2020) was a Swedish professional footballer who played as a striker. Beginning his career with Örgryte IS in 1953, he went on to represent Real Madrid and Real Sociedad in La Liga in the early 1960s before returning to Örgryte in 1963. Simonsson won 51 caps for the Sweden national team, and was a part of the Sweden team that finished second at the 1958 FIFA World Cup. He was also the recipient of the 1959 Svenska Dagbladet Gold Medal after a spectacular performance for Sweden in an international game against England at Wembley Stadium.

Club career

Örgryte IS

Simonsson played youth football for BK René before signing for Örgryte IS in 1949. He made his senior debut for Örgryte in 1953, when the team played in Division 3. He helped the team win promotion to Division 2 in 1955, and later won promotion to Allsvenskan in 1958 with Gunnar Gren as a player-coach. While at Örgryte IS, he finished fifth in votes for the 1959 Ballon d'Or and was awarded the 1959 Guldbollen.

Real Madrid

Widely regarded as the best center forward in the world after a string of impressive performances for the Sweden national team, Simonsson was signed by the La Liga team Real Madrid in 1960. However, fierce competition from especially Alfredo Di Stéfano limited Simonsson's playing chances at the club and he ended up playing in only three league games during the 1960–61 La Liga season, scoring one goal as Real Madrid was crowned champions. His only goal was the third goal against Real Zaragoza in a 5–1 home win in 9th round. He was also a part of the Real Madrid teams that won the 1960 Intercontinental Cup and the 1962–63 La Liga, but did receive any playing time. Simonsson is the only Swede ever to have represented Real Madrid.

Loan to Real Sociedad

For the 1961–62 La Liga season, Simonsson was loaned out to Real Sociedad for which he scored 8 goals in 22 league games. However, at the end of the season Simonsson was forced to see his team be relegated, as the team finished 15th out of 16 teams in the table.

Return to Örgryte IS

In 1963, Simonsson returned to Sweden and Örgryte IS to form a feared striker partnership together with Rune Börjesson. Simonsson is Örgryte IS' best ever goal scorer in league play with a total of 206 goals.

International career

Early career

Simonsson made his only appearance for the Sweden U21 team on 22 September 1957 in a friendly game against Finland, scoring a hat-trick in a 7–0 win. He made his full international debut for Sweden a month later on 13 October 1957 in a 1956–59 Nordic Football Championship game against Norway, scoring two goals as Sweden won 5–2.

1958 FIFA World Cup

Simonsson scored four goals as Sweden reached the final of the 1958 FIFA World Cup on home soil, including a goal in the final as Sweden lost 2–5 to Brazil.

Later career

He was awarded the 1959 Svenska Dagbladet Gold Medal as well as the 1959 Guldbollen after his performance against England on 28 October 1959 when Sweden beat the English 3–2 at Wembley Stadium and Simonsson scored two goals and made one assist. This was only the second time in history that a team beat England at Wembley.

He won his 51st and final cap in a 2–0 win against Finland on 10 August 1967 in the 1964–67 Nordic Football Championship. He scored a total of 27 international goals.

Managerial career

In 1982, he managed BK Häcken to win promotion to their first ever season in Allsvenskan. As a manager for Örgryte IS, Simonsson led the team to the 1985 Swedish Championship title, winning them their first league title since 1913.

Career statistics

International

Appearances and goals by national team and year
National team	Year	Apps	Goals
Sweden	1957	2	2
	1958	9	8
	1959	7	6
	1960	3	3
	1961	4	2
	1962	0	0
	1963	4	1
	1964	5	1
	1965	3	3
	1966	9	1
	1967	5	0
Total		51	27

Scores and results list Sweden's goal tally first, score column indicates score after each Simonsson goal.

List of international goals scored by Agne Simonsson
No.	Date	Venue	Opponent	Score	Result	Competition
1	13 October 1957	Råsunda Stadium, Solna, Sweden	Norway	1–0	5–2	1956–59 Nordic Football Championship
2	13 October 1957	Råsunda Stadium, Solna, Sweden	Norway	3–0	5–2	1956–59 Nordic Football Championship
3	7 May 1958	Olympia, Helsingborg, Sweden	Switzerland	2–1	3–2	Friendly
4	7 May 1958	Olympia, Helsingborg, Sweden	Switzerland	3–2	3–2	Friendly
5	8 June 1958	Råsunda Stadium, Solna, Sweden	Mexico	1–0	3–0	1958 FIFA World Cup
6	8 June 1958	Råsunda Stadium, Solna, Sweden	Mexico	3–0	3–0	1958 FIFA World Cup
7	19 June 1958	Råsunda Stadium, Solna, Sweden	Soviet Union	2–0	3–0	1958 FIFA World Cup
8	29 June 1958	Råsunda Stadium, Solna, Sweden	Brazil	2–4	2–5	1958 FIFA World Cup
9	20 August 1958	Helsinki Olympic Stadium, Helsinki, Finland	Finland	7–1	7–1	1956–59 Nordic Football Championship
10	14 September 1958	Ullevaal Stadium, Oslo, Norway	Norway	2–0	2–0	1956–59 Nordic Football Championship
11	21 May 1958	Ullevi, Gothenburg, Sweden	Portugal	1–0	2–0	Friendly
12	21 June 1959	Parken Stadium, Copenhagen, Denmark	Denmark	2–0	6–0	1956–59 Nordic Football Championship
13	2 August 1959	Malmö Stadium, Malmö, Sweden	Finland	3–1	3–1	1956–59 Nordic Football Championship
14	18 August 1959	Gamla Ullevi, Gothenburg, Sweden	Norway	3–0	6–2	1956–59 Nordic Football Championship
15	28 October 1959	Wembley Stadium, London, United Kingdom	England	1–1	3–2	Friendly
16	28 October 1959	Wembley Stadium, London, United Kingdom	England	2–1	3–2	Friendly
17	18 May 1960	Malmö Stadium, Malmö, Sweden	Republic of Ireland	2–0	4–1	Friendly
18	18 May 1960	Malmö Stadium, Malmö, Sweden	Republic of Ireland	3–0	4–1	Friendly
19	22 June 1960	Helsinki Olympic Stadium, Helsinki, Finland	Finland	3–0	3–0	1960–63 Nordic Football Championship
20	28 May 1961	Råsunda Stadium, Solna, Sweden	Switzerland	3–0	4–0	1962 FIFA World Cup qualifier
21	29 October 1961	Wankdorf Stadium, Bern, Switzerland	Switzerland	1–0	2–3	1962 FIFA World Cup qualifier
22	3 November 1963	Råsunda Stadium, Solna Sweden	Germany	1–0	2–1	Friendly
23	29 April 1964	De Kuip, Rotterdam, Netherlands	Netherlands	1–0	1–0	Friendly
24	5 May 1965	Nya Parken, Norrköping, Sweden	Cyprus	1–0	3–0	1966 FIFA World Cup qualifier
25	5 May 1965	Nya Parken, Norrköping, Sweden	Cyprus	3–0	3–0	1966 FIFA World Cup qualifier
26	22 August 1965	Skogsvallen, Luleå, Sweden	Finland	2–2	2–2	1964–67 Nordic Football Championship
27	6 November 1966	Råsunda Stadium, Solna, Sweden	Denmark	1–1	2–1	1964–67 Nordic Football Championship

Honours

Player

Örgryte IS

Division 2 Västra Götaland: 1957–58

Real Madrid

Sweden

FIFA World Cup runner-up: 1958
Nordic Football Championship: 1956–1959

Individual

Svenska Dagbladet Gold Medal: 1959
Guldbollen: 1959
Kristallkulan: 1959
Nordic Football Championship top scorer: 1956–1959

Records

Most league goals for Örgryte IS: 206 goals

Manager

BK Häcken

Division 3 Nordvästra Götaland: 1977

Örgryte IS

Swedish Champion: 1985

References

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External links

Agne Simonsson at the Swedish Football Association (in Swedish)
SvFF Hall of Fame profile
Fotbollsweden.se statistic

v t e Guldbollen
1946: Gren 1947: G. Nordahl 1948: B. Nordahl 1949: K. Nordahl 1950: E. Nilsson 1951: Åhlund 1952: K. Svensson 1953: Gustavsson 1954: S. Svensson 1955: Löfgren 1956: Sandberg 1957: Johansson 1958: Bergmark 1959: Simonsson 1960: Jonsson 1961: Nyholm 1962: Öberg 1963: Bild 1964: Mild 1965: B. Larsson 1966: Kindvall 1967: Svahn 1968: Nordqvist 1969: T. Svensson 1970: Olsson 1971: Hellström 1972: Edström 1973: B. Larsson 1974: Edström 1975: Karlsson 1976: Linderoth 1977: R. Andersson 1978: Hellström 1979: Möller 1980: Zetterlund 1981: Ravelli 1982: T. Nilsson 1983: Hysén 1984: Dahlkvist 1985: Strömberg 1986: Prytz 1987: P. Larsson 1988: Hysén 1989: Thern 1990: Brolin 1991: Limpar 1992: Eriksson 1993: Dahlin 1994: Brolin 1995: P. Andersson 1996: R. Nilsson 1997: Zetterberg 1998: H. Larsson 1999: Schwarz 2000: Hedman 2001: P. Andersson 2002: Ljungberg 2003: Mellberg 2004: H. Larsson 2005: Ibrahimović 2006: Ljungberg 2007: Ibrahimović 2008: Ibrahimović 2009: Ibrahimović 2010: Ibrahimović 2011: Ibrahimović 2012: Ibrahimović 2013: Ibrahimović 2014: Ibrahimović 2015: Ibrahimović 2016: Ibrahimović 2017: Granqvist 2018: Lindelöf 2019: Lindelöf 2020: Ibrahimović 2021: Forsberg 2022: Kulusevski 2023: Kulusevski 2024: Gyökeres

Guldbollen

1946: Gren
1947: G. Nordahl
1948: B. Nordahl
1949: K. Nordahl
1950: E. Nilsson
1951: Åhlund
1952: K. Svensson
1953: Gustavsson
1954: S. Svensson
1955: Löfgren
1956: Sandberg
1957: Johansson
1958: Bergmark
1959: Simonsson
1960: Jonsson
1961: Nyholm
1962: Öberg
1963: Bild
1964: Mild
1965: B. Larsson
1966: Kindvall
1967: Svahn
1968: Nordqvist
1969: T. Svensson
1970: Olsson
1971: Hellström
1972: Edström
1973: B. Larsson
1974: Edström
1975: Karlsson
1976: Linderoth
1977: R. Andersson
1978: Hellström
1979: Möller
1980: Zetterlund
1981: Ravelli
1982: T. Nilsson
1983: Hysén
1984: Dahlkvist
1985: Strömberg
1986: Prytz
1987: P. Larsson
1988: Hysén
1989: Thern
1990: Brolin
1991: Limpar
1992: Eriksson
1993: Dahlin
1994: Brolin
1995: P. Andersson
1996: R. Nilsson
1997: Zetterberg
1998: H. Larsson
1999: Schwarz
2000: Hedman
2001: P. Andersson
2002: Ljungberg
2003: Mellberg
2004: H. Larsson
2005: Ibrahimović
2006: Ljungberg
2007: Ibrahimović
2008: Ibrahimović
2009: Ibrahimović
2010: Ibrahimović
2011: Ibrahimović
2012: Ibrahimović
2013: Ibrahimović
2014: Ibrahimović
2015: Ibrahimović
2016: Ibrahimović
2017: Granqvist
2018: Lindelöf
2019: Lindelöf
2020: Ibrahimović
2021: Forsberg
2022: Kulusevski
2023: Kulusevski
2024: Gyökeres

v t e Swedish Football Hall of Fame inductees
2003	Bergmark Edström Gustafsson Johanson Jonasson Kock E. Nilsson T. Nilsson G. Nordahl Rydell Sundhage
2004	Börjesson Gren Lindberg Nordqvist Persson
2005	F. Johansson Larsson Liedholm K. Svensson
2006	Börjesson Hamrin Raynor Skoglund
2007	Ekroth Hysén L. Johansson
2008	Carlson Kindvall Simonsson
2009	G. Andersson Carrick Jeppson
2010	Brolin Friberg B. Nordahl Rosengren
2011	Bernmar Hellström Videkull
2012	Carlsson Magnusson Ravelli
2013	Lundahl Selmosson T. Svensson
2014	Å. Johansson Pettersson Thern
2015	P. Andersson Axelsson Halldén Leidinge Linde
2016	S. Andersson Dahlin Kornerup
2017	Eriksson Holmberg Jansson Prytz
2018	K. Andersson K. Nordahl S. Svensson
2019	Alfredsson Moström Parling Strömberg
2020	Hammarbäck Larsson Ljungberg Schwarz Torstensson
2021	Arnesson Gustavsson Keller Paijkull
2022	Gelbord Ljungberg Rosén Sandell Svenjeby
2023	E. Andersson Friberg Lindberg Lyfors

v t e Sweden squad – 1958 FIFA World Cup runners-up
1 K. Svensson 2 Bergmark 3 Axbom 4 Liedholm (c) 5 Johansson 6 Parling 7 Hamrin 8 Gren 9 Simonsson 10 Selmosson 11 Skoglund 12 T. Svensson 13 Öberg 14 Gustavsson 15 Börjesson 16 Haraldsson 17 Håkansson 18 Löfgren 19 Källgren 20 Mellberg 21 Berndtsson 22 Ohlsson Coach: Raynor

Agne Simonsson managerial positions

Örgryte IS – managers

King (1909–10)
Bunyan (1911–12)
Lindberg (1918)
Carr (1920)
Puddefoot (1927–28)
Friberg (1930–31)
Slade (1932–33)
Chapman (1933)
Rydell (1934–35)
Wiberg (1935–36)
Slade (1936–37)
Carlund (1937–38)
Billing (1938–40)
Zachrisson (1940–41)
Holmgren (1942–43)
Granath (1943–44)
Magnusson (1944–45)
Granath (1945–48)
Wampetits (1949–50)
Granath (1951–53)
Bengtsson (1953–54)
Magnusson (1954–56)
Gren (1956–59)
Adamek (1960)
Larsson (1961–63)
Probst (1964–65)
Larsson (1966–70)
Simonsson (1971–72)
Börjesson (1973)
Huntley (1974–75)
Wing (1976)
Hallén (1976)
Berghamn (1977–78)
Larsson (1979–82)
Simonsson (1983–86)
Houghton (1987–88)
Karlsson (1989–90)
Nilsson (1991–93)
Björklund (1994–97)
Backman (1998)
Hamrén (1998–2003)
Ikäläinen (2004)
Lukić (2005–06)
Börjesson (2006)
J. Carlsson (2007–09)
Hareide (2009)
Andersson (2010)
Backman (2011)
Jacobsson (2011)
Prytz (2012–13)
Lantz (2013–17)
Börjesson (2017)
Askebrand (2018–19)
Millen (2020)
Börjesson (2020)
Ivarsson (2021–22)
Gunnarsson (2022)
Aubynn (2023)
Holmberg (2024–)

BK Häcken – managers

B. Andersson (1946–47)
Lindqvist (1948–52)
Hed (1956–57)
Larsson (1958–59)
Simonsen (1960–61)
Jonsson (1962–65)
Johansson (1966–67)
Larson (1968–70)
G. Andersson (1971)
Lundgren & Palle (1972–73)
Lundgren & Jonsson (1974)
Lundgren & Tingvall (1975)
Lundgren & Fridlund (1976)
Fridlund & C. Nilsson (1976)
Fridlund & Simonsson (1977–78)
Simonsson (1979–82)
Almqvist (1983)
Sjöström (1984–86)
Jangvik (1987–88)
Lundin & Almqvist (1989–91)
Almqvist & Karlsson (1992)
Almqvist (1993)
Pettersson (1996–2000)
T. Nilsson (2001)
Lennartsson (2002–04)
Lundin (2005–06)
Almqvist (2006–07)
Karlsson (2007–09)
Gerhardsson (2009–16)
Stahre (2017)
Alm (2018–21)
Høgmo (2021–23)
Johansen (2023–)

Iraklis F.C. (Thessaloniki) – managers

Marković (1959–60)
Magoulas (1960)
Tomašević (1960–61)
Marković (1961–62)
Pajević (1962)
Brinek (1962–63)
Takač (1963)
Pitsoudis (1963–64)
Lázár (1964)
Čabrić (1964–65)
Chatzigiannidis (1965)
Pajević (1965)
Milošević (1965–66)
Pajević (1966–67)
Karapatis (1967–68)
Pivić (1968–69)
Spajić (1969–71)
Petropoulos (1971–72)
Mansell (1972–74)
Zachariadis (1974)
Spajić (1974–75)
Chatzigiannidis (1975)
Shannon (1975–76)
Kourtidis (1976)
Ćirić (1976)
Kourtidis (1976)
Ribar (1976–77)
Bellis (1977)
Karapatis (1977–78)
Papathanasiou (1978)
Brzeżańczyk (1978–79)
Bellis (1979–80)
Karapatis (1980)
Batakis (1980–81)
Chachevski (1981–83)
Batakis (1983)
Rausch (1983–84)
Batakis (1984–85)
Kopa (1985)
Alefantos (1985–86)
Ferner (1986–87)
Archontidis (1987)
Aidiniou & Koudas (1987)
Fanaras (1987)
Alefantos (1987–88)
Fanaras (1988)
Simonsson (1988–90)
Batakis (1990–91)
Lioftis (1991)
Libregts (1991–94)
Mitošević (1994–96)
Antoniadis (1996)
Panagoulias (1996–97)
Giovanopoulos (1997)
Paraschos (1997–98)
Maloumidis (1998)
Dojčinovski (1998)
Jingblad (1998–99)
Anastasiadis (1999–00)
Kyrastas (2000–01)
Anastasiadis (2001–02)
Jovanović (2002)
Gerards (2002–03)
Karaiskos (2003)
Jingblad (2003–04)
Karaiskos (2004)
Markarián (2004)
Kofidis (2004–06)
Eleftheriadis (2006)
Bubenko (2006–07)
Jovanović (2007)
Tzifopoulos (2007)
Pedraza (2007–08)
Borrell (2008)
Katsavakis (2008–09)
Zifkas (2009)
Protasov (2009)
Kofidis (2009–10)
Bubenko (2010)
Ouzounidis (2010–11)
Paraschos (2011)
Spirogiannis (2011)
Gizelis (2011–12)
Bilis (2012)
Papadopoulos (2012)
Strantzalis (2012–13)
Theodosiadis (2013)
Chatzinikolaou (2013)
Gogić (2013)
Karaiskos (2013)
Hoyos (2013–14)
Papadopoulos (2014–16)
Amanatidis (2016)
Pantelidis (2016–17)
Kostić (2017)
Anastasiadis (2017–18)
Baxevanos (2018)
Vosniadis (2018)
Eleftheropoulos (2018)
Katsabis (2018)
Roca (2018–19)
Troisi (2019)
Kechagias (2019–20)
Akritopoulos (2020)
Baxevanos (2020–21)
Theodoridis (2021)
Georgiadis (2021–22)
Katsabis (2022)
Tsiolis (2022–23)
Kourtoglou (2023)
Amanatidis (2023–24)
Papadopoulos (2024)
Velentzas (2024)
Ofrydopoulos (2024)
Staikos (2024)
Stoltidis (2024)
Dermitzakis (2024–)

Preceded byRichard Dahl

Svenska Dagbladet Gold Medal
1959

Succeeded byJane Cederqvist

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