Per Kaufeldt

Per Ludvig Gösta Kaufeldt ( born August 1, 1902 in Södermalm, † March 21, 1956 in Stockholm) was a Swedish football player, coach, bandy and ice hockey players.

Career

Kaufeldt played until 1918 at various clubs. So he went for Hagalunds IS, Tranebergs IF, IF and Westermalms Råsunda IS against the ball in 1918, he moved to AIK Solna, for which he took both in football and bandy and ice hockey. In 1923, he was with the team for the first time a Swedish football champions. In 1924 he was transferred for a time to France to play Sports Olympiques Montpelliérains. After his return he rejoined AIK. In 1931 he was awarded the Swedish club Bandymeister, a year later he repeated the success in football. In 1934 he ended his active career.

Between 1921 and 1933, denied Kaufeldt 33 caps for the Swedish national football team. In the 1924 Olympics he won the bronze medal with the national selection. He also stood twice for the Bandynationalmannschaft on the ice.

1935 moved Kaufeldt to the dugout the football section of AIK. Until 1940 he worked as a supervisor of the club before he joined Hammarby IF. 1944 he moved to Djurgårdens IF he oversaw until 1950. He then went to 1952 to Örebro SK. From 1952 to 1955 he was again in the service of AIK.