Reaction to the passing of former England manager Sven-Göran Eriksson has poured in from various figures in the football world. Prince William, the president of the English Football Association, expressed his sadness at Eriksson’s death, highlighting his charisma and passion for the game. The Swedish soccer federation also conveyed their deep gratitude for Eriksson’s contributions, expressing solidarity with his family during this time. The English FA’s chief executive, Mark Bullingham, paid tribute to Eriksson’s memorable moments as England manager, particularly the iconic 5-1 victory against Germany in Munich. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer acknowledged Eriksson’s significant impact on English football, bringing joy to many fans over the years.
Italian club Lazio, where Eriksson led the team to win the Serie A title in 2000, thanked him for his contributions to the club. AC Milan, who defeated Eriksson’s Benfica in the 1990 European Cup final, bid farewell to Eriksson, acknowledging his lasting impact on the football world. Eriksson’s legacy in football has left a profound mark on the sport, with many expressing gratitude for his dedicated work and memorable moments throughout his career.