Erland Johnsen
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Erland Johnsen (born April 5, 1967 in Moss). is a Norwegian football coach and former player. He was a solid central defender who was capped 24 times for the Norwegian national team, participating in the 1994 FIFA World Cup.
His playing career began in Moss, and he later joined Bayern München as a professional. In 1989 he went to English team Chelsea, where he played for eight seasons, winning the 1997 FA Cup. Shortly thereafter he returned to Norwegian football, where he played for Rosenborg and ultimately Strømsgodset.
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1 Thorstvedt | 2 Halle | 3 Johnsen | 4 Bratseth | 5 Bjørnebye | 6 Flo | 7 Mykland | 8 Leonhardsen | 9 Fjørtoft | 10 Rekdal | 11 Jakobsen | 12 Grodås | 13 Rise | 14 Nilsen | 15 Løken | 16 Sørloth | 17 Eggen | 18 Haaland | 19 Strand | 20 Berg | 21 Rushfeldt | 22 Bohinen | Coach: Olsen |
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