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Åge Hareide was buried in Molde Cathedral yesterday, but the former coach of the Icelandic men's national football team died on December 18th, at the age of 72, after being diagnosed with a brain tumor earlier that year.
The Cathedral in Molde was filled with people when former national coach Åge Hareide was laid to rest on Thursday. Several big football personalities attended - including Christian Eriksen. - It's a nice thing and a good way to end a time with Åge. He has meant a lot to me and Denmark, says Eriksen to TV 2 Norway. Hareide was national coach from 2016 to 2020. - The strongest memory was when he came on as national coach, where we had a trip to Ja…
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smp.noA packed Molde Cathedral bids farewell to Åge Hareide.
Åge Hareide will be buried from Molde Cathedral
On Thursday, all of Norway will say goodbye to Åge Hareide. He turned 72 years old.
Simon Kjær and Christian Eriksen are among the Danish representatives when former national coach Åge Hareide is buried in Molde on Thursday.
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