Andrée Jeglertz

Andrée Jeglertz ( born February 14, 1972 in Malmö) is a former Swedish football player who now works as a coach. With Umeå IK, he won the UEFA Women 's Cup and in the Damallsvenskan multiply the Kronprinsessan Victoria's Cup as a Swedish national champion.

Career

Playing career

Jeglertz began playing football at Husie IF, before he moved to the youth of Malmö FF 1985. At the Club of Skåne he came to 25 inserts in the Allsvenskan. In 1993 he moved on to Umeå FC in the second class Division 1 1994 he reached with the team to second place behind Djurgårdens IF, but failed in the rise in Västra Frölunda IF games. The following year, succeeded as champion before Gefle IF the rise.

In 1997 Jeglertz for second-rate IFK Hässleholm. With the club in 1998, he missed the league in Südstaffel the league. After a year in the third division, he moved to Gimonäs CK further in the fourth league. In 2002 he returned for one season to Umeå FC, ​​who was relegated to the third division.

Coaching career

2003 Jeglertz resigned as player-manager of Gimonäs CK to his first coach station. The following year he led the club zan the top of the Division 3 Mellersta Norrland, so that he was presented with an offer of women's first division club Umeå IK in the course of the season. These he led in the 2004 runners- behind Djurgården / Älvsjö and to victory in the UEFA Women's Champions League 2003/ 04 by two playoff success over the first FFC Frankfurt. In the following seasons, he dominated with his team the league and won between 2005 and 2008 four championships in a row. He also won her the 2007 Swedish Cup and 2007 and 2008 the Swedish Supercup. In 2007 and 2008 he reached the finals again with Umeå IK of the UEFA Women 's Cup that were lost against Arsenal LFC and the first FFC Frankfurt.

After Djurgårdens IF had separated in November 2008 by Sigurdur Jónsson coach due to a disappointing twelfth rank in the 2008, the press reported in December, the obligation of an existing Jeglertz and Zoran Lukić trainer duo. Here, Jeglertz is responsible for the defense work and the game system draw while Lukićs responsibilities include offensive play and the playing technique. In June, Steve Galloway Lukić replaced as coach colleagues. After the team was involved in the course of the season in the relegation battle, they saved themselves only in the relegation matches against Assyriska Föreningen after extra time before the descent into the Superettan. After the season, the club's management was attempting to install a shared responsibility between Jeglertz and Lennart Wass, so he however, refused and resigned from his post.

End of December 2009 Jeglertz returned back to the women's game and took over the Finnish national team.