Eric Persson

Eric Persson
Eric Persson
	Eric Persson with his daughter's son Mario in the mid 1960's
9th Chairman of Malmö FF
	In office; 1937–1974

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[1] One of the most legendary Swedish football leaders

[2] Persson at MFF.se Archived 2009-06-24 at the Wayback Machine

v t e Swedish Football Hall of Fame inductees
2003	Bergmark Edström Gustafsson Johanson Jonasson Kock E. Nilsson T. Nilsson G. Nordahl Rydell Sundhage
2004	Börjesson Gren Lindberg Nordqvist Persson
2005	F. Johansson Larsson Liedholm K. Svensson
2006	Börjesson Hamrin Raynor Skoglund
2007	Ekroth Hysén L. Johansson
2008	Carlson Kindvall Simonsson
2009	G. Andersson Carrick Jeppson
2010	Brolin Friberg B. Nordahl Rosengren
2011	Bernmar Hellström Videkull
2012	Carlsson Magnusson Ravelli
2013	Lundahl Selmosson T. Svensson
2014	Å. Johansson Pettersson Thern
2015	P. Andersson Axelsson Halldén Leidinge Linde
2016	S. Andersson Dahlin Kornerup
2017	Eriksson Holmberg Jansson Prytz
2018	K. Andersson K. Nordahl S. Svensson
2019	Alfredsson Moström Parling Strömberg
2020	Hammarbäck Larsson Ljungberg Schwarz Torstensson
2021	Arnesson Gustavsson Keller Paijkull
2022	Gelbord Ljungberg Rosén Sandell Svenjeby
2023	E. Andersson Friberg Lindberg Lyfors

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Eric Persson
Eric Persson with his daughter's son Mario in the mid 1960's

9th Chairman of Malmö FF
In office 1937–1974