Magnus Johansson (football coach)
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- For the former IFK Ölme and IFK Göteborg football player, see Magnus Johansson (Ölme).
{{Football manager infobox
| fullname = Magnus Johansson | playername = Magnus Johansson | image = | dateofbirth = October 5, 1964 | cityofbirth = gøteborg | countryofbirth = Sweden | nickname = Lill-Tidan | currentclub = Åsane | position = Midfielder (retired)
Head coach | years = 1993-1996 | clubs = [1984 - 90[IFK Göteborg]][1991 - 92[Västra Frölunda IF]1993 - 96]SK Brann[1997 - 98[F.K. Haugesund]][[ | caps(goals) = | nationalyears = | nationalteam = | nationalcaps(goals) = | manageryears =
-2006
2006-2007
2007- | managerclubs = NordLøv-HamBryne
Åsane
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Magnus Johansson (born October 5, 1964). is a former football midfielder from Sweden, known from his time as captain in SK Brann. After his active career, Johansson started coaching. His breakthrough came in 2004 when he led Løv-Ham Fotball from Bergen to promotion to the Adeccoliga. After retaining their spot in the Adeccoliga, Johansson became one of the foremost coaches in Norway, with offers from the Tippeliga clubs Vålerenga I.F. and Molde F.K. and the Adeccoliga club Bryne F.K.. He chose Bryne and became their head coach from the 2006 season. He resigne after just a half season in Bryne, after several disapointing results. He signed with the level 2 club Åsane Fotball a couple of weeks later. Åsane was almost down to third div when Magnus Johansson came to the club but he saved the team miracules in 2 div. They were 13 points behind safe position whith 9 games to play.
