Thorbjørn Svenssen
Norwegian footballer
Norwegian footballer
1924
102 years ago
Athletes & Sports Figures
Norway
Played as a forward and spent a significant portion of the career at Lillestrøm SK, where notable performances included competing in the Norwegian top division. Additionally represented the national team, contributing to its presence in European competitions. Engaged in football activities until retirement.
Played for Lillestrøm SK in Eliteserien
Represented Norway in international matches
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