Knut Hansson 1911 – 1990

Biography

Knut Hansson was born on May 9, 1911, in Landskrona Municipality, Sweden, during a golden era for Scandinavian sports. He would go on to establish himself as a footballer, contributing to Swedish athletic culture during the early-to-mid twentieth century. His life spanned nearly eight decades, marked by his deep roots in his native region.

Throughout his life, Hansson remained connected to Landskrona Municipality, the place of his birth. As a footballer, he participated in a sport that was gaining momentum across Sweden during his formative years. His career reflected the passion for football that was flourishing throughout Scandinavia in the decades following the turn of the century.

Knut Hansson passed away on February 10, 1990, at the age of 78, having spent his entire life within Landskrona Municipality. His final resting place is at Landskrona cemetery, where he was laid to rest among his community. Though his specific accomplishments on the pitch remain part of local memory, Hansson’s life represents the dedication of early Swedish athletes who helped shape the nation’s sporting heritage.