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Anna Signeul (Falun, May 20, 1961) is a Swedish football player and former midfielder role.

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Signeul was born on May 20, 1961 [first] And he grows with his parents in Falun, the center of the homonymous and capital municipality of the County (Län) of Dalarna, in Sweden. From a young age he feels attracted to sport by practicing numerous disciplines. [2] Being a fan of the IFK Gothenburg, he finally feels like preferring football by deciding to card with the local club of the Falu playing in his youths until the late seventies. In 1979 he moved to the Sundborns Goif, a team with which he made his debut in Damallsvenskan, the top level of the Swedish women’s football championship, remaining three seasons before moving on to the brage. After three more seasons he decides to move to Strömsbro where he plays for most of his career and where he decides to end it, with 240 total appearances in Damallsvenskan, at the end of the 1992 season. [first]

Despite the long career, in teams always enrolled in the summit championships, he was never convened to play with the Swedish shirt. [2]

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Signeul began her coach as a coach already at 21 years of age, at the brage, as assistant while he was still in the pink as a player. [2] After his transfer to the Strömsbro continued to alternate his activity as a player/coach, in the period 1984-1986 still as an assistant, to obtain his first bench at Sätra, activities that he still shared with the competitive one in the Strömsbro, between 1987 and the 1989.

Leaving the coach’s activity for the last years of competitiveness with Stromsbro, after having decided to withdraw from football played at the end of the 1992 season, she is entrusted with the technical direction of the team that will keep until the end of the 1994 season. [first]

After two years of inactivity, he is commissioned by the Tyresö FF to lead the team in the seasons since 1996, which ended with the relegation to Division 1, until 1998, which sees the team conquering the first place in Division 1 Mellersta and the consequent promotion in Damallsvenkan. In this same period the football federation of Sweden ( Swedish Football Association -SVFF) entrusts her with the guidance of the youth formations of the women’s national national teams under-16 and Under-18, a conduct that will become exclusive after her decision to abandon the Tyresö bench at the end of the 1998 season. [first]

At the start of the first official UEFA European championship for U18 formations (those under-19 will be played by the 2002 season), that of 1998, Sweden reaches the semifinals, eliminated from the same age of France, while in the following one it is Sweden, which It is also a guest country, to win the trophy, overcoming Germany by virtue of direct clashes. [first]

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In March 2005 Signeul accepted the proposal of the Scotland football federation (SF) to detect true pauw wing of the major national team. His first success was to be able to bring the team to play the playoffs for qualifying for the final phase of the European Championship of Finland 2009, an opportunity missed as in the double clash with Russia, while finishing 4-4 ​​in the budget between networks made And they suffered, the latter were winning access thanks to 3-2 success in the first leg. During his technical direction he reaches the peak of the FIFA world ranking for the female national teams, the twentieth, of all time. [3] In addition to its position as the CT of the major national team, Signeul was entrusted with the task of taking care of development at every level of Scottish women’s football. [2]

In January 2017, after the historic access acquired to the final phase, Signeul announced the intention of leaving the guide of the Scottish national team at the end of the European Country 2017 to accept the assignment as a Finland technician. [4] [5] He led the Finnish national team for five years, culminating in the qualification of the 2022 European Championship to the final phase, concluded with the elimination at the end of the group stage, having lost all three games played. Immediately after the tournament he left the assignment in agreement with the Finnish Federation. [6]

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  1. ^ a b c d It is ( SV ) Anna Signeul . are Svenskfotboll.se , April 14, 2002. URL consulted on September 14, 2011 .
  2. ^ a b c d ( IN ) Billy Briggs, Scottish Women’s World Cup football , in The Herald , 23 August 2010. URL consulted on September 14, 2011 (archived by URL Original 11 October 2012) .
  3. ^ ( IN ) Scotland Ranking . are FIFA.com , 22 July 2011. URL consulted on September 14, 2011 (archived by URL Original May 7, 2014) .
  4. ^ ( IN ) Scotland: Anna Signeul stepping down to take up Finland job . are BBC Sport , 17 January 2017. URL consulted on April 2, 2017 .
  5. ^ ( BE ) Anna Signeul as the head coach of the women’s A-team . are palloliitto.fi , 17 January 2017. URL consulted on August 14, 2017 (archived by URL Original August 14, 2017) .
  6. ^ ( BE ) Anna Signeul and the Football Association have agreed on the termination of the Signeul agreement . are palloliitto.fi , 26 July 2022. URL consulted on August 6, 2022 .
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  • ( OF ) Anna Signeul . are Soccerdonna.de , SoccerDonna.de. Modifica su Wikidata
  • ( IN ) Anna Signeul . are scottishfa.co.uk (archived by URL Original August 14, 2017) .

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