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Swedish handball player (born 1989)

Fredric Pettersson

Personal information

Born

(1989-02-11) 11 February 1989 (age 35)
Jönköping, Sweden

Nationality

Swedish

Height

2.01 m (6 ft 7 in)

Playing position

Pivot

Club information

Current club

Fenix Toulouse

Senior clubs

Years

Team

0000–2008

2008–2011

2011–2013

2013–2016

2016–2018

2018–2021

2021–

National team

Years

Team

Apps

(Gls)

2010–2023

Sweden

103

(124)

Medal record

World Championship

	2021 Egypt
European Championship
	2022 Hungary/Slovakia
	2018 Croatia

Fredric Pettersson (born 11 February 1989) is a Swedish handball player for Fenix Toulouse.

He participated at the 2017 World Men's Handball Championship.

References

EHF profile
"2017 World Championship roster" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 27 October 2017. Retrieved 24 January 2017.

External links

Fredric Pettersson at the European Handball Federation
Fredric Pettersson at the Swedish Olympic Committee (in Swedish)
Fredric Pettersson at Olympedia

v t e Sweden squad – 2017 World Championship – 6th place
5 Jeppsson 7 Darj 9 Tollbring 10 Ekberg 12 Palicka 14 Konradsson 18 Pettersson 20 Appelgren 21 Öfors 23 Lagergren 24 Gottfridsson 28 Stenmalm 32 Zachrisson 35 A. Nilsson 36 Nielsen 65 L. Nilsson Coach: Andrésson

v t e Sweden squad – 2018 European Championship – Silver medal
2 Henningsson 5 Jeppsson 7 Darj 9 Tollbring 10 Ekberg 12 Palicka 15 Wanne 18 Pettersson 19 Jakobsson 20 Appelgren 23 Lagergren 24 Gottfridsson 25 Arnesson 29 Cederholm 31 Östlund 32 Zachrisson 36 Nielsen 65 Nilsson Coach: Andrésson

v t e Sweden squad – 2019 World Championship – 5th place
5 Darj 9 Tollbring 10 Ekberg 12 Palicka 14 Konradsson 15 Wanne 17 Jeppsson 18 Pettersson 20 Appelgren 23 Lagergren 24 Gottfridsson 25 Arnesson 32 Zachrisson 35 A. Nilsson 36 Nielsen 55 Andersson 60 Ekdahl du Rietz 65 L. Nilsson Coach: Andrésson

v t e Sweden squad – 2020 European Men's Handball Championship – 7th place
5 Darj 6 Henningsson 7 Thurin 9 Tollbring 11 D. Pettersson 12 Palicka 17 Jeppsson 18 F. Pettersson 20 Appelgren 22 Pellas 23 Lagergren 24 Gottfridsson 25 Arnesson 35 A. Nilsson 36 Nielsen 60 Ekdahl du Rietz 62 Chrintz 65 L. Nilsson Coach: Andrésson

v t e Sweden squad – 2021 World Championship – Silver medal
1 Johannesson 2 Carlsbogård 5 Darj 7 Thurin 8 Jönsson 11 D. Pettersson 12 Palicka 15 Wanne 16 Aggefors 18 F. Pettersson 19 Claar 22 Pellas 23 Lagergren 24 Gottfridsson 26 Persson 27 Sunnefeldt 28 Edvardsson 32 Bergendahl 33 Sandell 62 Chrintz 66 Lindskog Coach: Solberg

v t e Sweden squad – 2020 Summer Olympics – 5th place
2 Carlsbogård 5 Darj 10 Ekberg 11 D. Pettersson 12 Palicka 15 Wanne 16 Aggefors 18 F. Pettersson 19 Claar 22 Pellas 23 Lagergren 24 Gottfridsson 27 Sunnefeldt 33 Sandell 66 Lindskog Coach: Solberg

v t e Sweden squad – 2022 European Men's Handball Championship – Gold medal
1 Johannesson 2 Carlsbogård 3 I. Persson 4 Mellegård 5 Darj 6 Möller 10 Ekberg 11 D. Pettersson 12 Palicka 15 Wanne 18 F. Pettersson 19 Claar 22 Pellas 23 Lagergren 24 Gottfridsson 26 L. Persson 28 Edvardsson 30 Thulin 32 Bergendahl 33 Sandell 42 Johansson 49 Wallinius 62 Chrintz Coach: Solberg

v t e Sweden squad – 2023 World Championship – 4th place
2 Carlsbogård 5 Darj 10 Ekberg 11 D. Pettersson 12 Palicka 15 Wanne 18 F. Pettersson 19 Claar 20 Appelgren 22 Pellas 23 Lagergren 24 Gottfridsson 26 Persson 30 Thulin 32 Bergendahl 33 Sandell 42 Johansson 45 Forsell Schefvert Coach: Solberg

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