Oliver Harder
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Oliver Harder is a 40-year-old football coach at Follo, born on January 31, 1986. Follow Oliver Harder on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, career history, transfer news, FotMob ratings, and comprehensive performance analytics.
Oliver Harder is at Follo alongside Elias Hagadokken Lenoci, Kasper Ruud Giltvedt, Erik Østbye, Sander Østbye, Jabes Maturire, Shahram Jabari, Henrik Hagen, Eirik Amarp Brekke, Haakon Ludvigsen, Florind Lokaj, Natnael Tomas, Emil Alexander Hennig, Habib Geir Diallo, Emil Tjøstheim, Hans Kristian Heier, Håvard Haugen Dalseth, Nicolai Skoglund, Andreas Heredia-Randen, Hans Lauritz Ruud, André Nysted, Linus Lundmark, Nihat Özyilmaz, Øyvind Rishaug, Axel Tunsjoe, Robin Gonella, Maximilian Dahl, Mikael Loen Larsen, Edonis Mulaj, Martin Korshie Gavey, Otman Khris, Almin Hrustic, Rene Elshaug, Lukas Følstad-Andersen, Vetle Stubberud Jöves, Ivar Eftedal, Mathias Josefsson, Gustav Helling, Jonas Aune Jorde, Niklas Schmidt-Løvlund, Dilet Ghebar, Jarle Petzold, and Troy Ivem. Visit their player pages on FotMob to explore detailed statistics, performance ratings, and career information.
Oliver Harder's coaching career has also included time at Brann, West Ham United, and Klepp.
Oliver Harder is from New Zealand, and the national team includes Chris Wood, George Stanger, Lukas Kelly-Heald, Matthew Garbett, Michael Boxall, Nikola Tzanev, Owen Parker-Price, Sarpreet Singh, Tommy Smith, Max Crocombe, Tim Payne, Francis De Vries, Tyler Bindon, Joe Bell, Logan Rogerson, Marko Stamenic, Jesse Randall, Lachlan Bayliss, Elijah Just, Alex Paulsen, Alex Rufer, James McGarry, Finn Surman, Kosta Barbarouses, Ben Waine, Benjamin Old, Callum McCowatt, Bill Poni Tuiloma, Michael Woud, Ryan Thomas, Callan Elliot, and Andre De Jong. Explore each player's page on FotMob for comprehensive statistics, match history, and international career data.
Throughout their career, Oliver Harder has won 2 titles: Cup (Women) (2022) and Toppserien (2022) with Brann.
FotMob provides comprehensive coverage of Oliver Harder, including career statistics, match-by-match ratings, transfer history, market value trends, and detailed performance analytics. Follow Oliver Harder to receive notifications about upcoming matches, goals, and other key events.
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Oliver Harder is a 40-year-old football coach at Follo, born on January 31, 1986. Follow Oliver Harder on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, career history, transfer news, FotMob ratings, and comprehensive performance analytics.
Oliver Harder is at Follo alongside Elias Hagadokken Lenoci, Kasper Ruud Giltvedt, Erik Østbye, Sander Østbye, Jabes Maturire, Shahram Jabari, Henrik Hagen, Eirik Amarp Brekke, Haakon Ludvigsen, Florind Lokaj, Natnael Tomas, Emil Alexander Hennig, Habib Geir Diallo, Emil Tjøstheim, Hans Kristian Heier, Håvard Haugen Dalseth, Nicolai Skoglund, Andreas Heredia-Randen, Hans Lauritz Ruud, André Nysted, Linus Lundmark, Nihat Özyilmaz, Øyvind Rishaug, Axel Tunsjoe, Robin Gonella, Maximilian Dahl, Mikael Loen Larsen, Edonis Mulaj, Martin Korshie Gavey, Otman Khris, Almin Hrustic, Rene Elshaug, Lukas Følstad-Andersen, Vetle Stubberud Jöves, Ivar Eftedal, Mathias Josefsson, Gustav Helling, Jonas Aune Jorde, Niklas Schmidt-Løvlund, Dilet Ghebar, Jarle Petzold, and Troy Ivem. Visit their player pages on FotMob to explore detailed statistics, performance ratings, and career information.
Oliver Harder's coaching career has also included time at Brann, West Ham United, and Klepp.
Oliver Harder is from New Zealand, and the national team includes Chris Wood, George Stanger, Lukas Kelly-Heald, Matthew Garbett, Michael Boxall, Nikola Tzanev, Owen Parker-Price, Sarpreet Singh, Tommy Smith, Max Crocombe, Tim Payne, Francis De Vries, Tyler Bindon, Joe Bell, Logan Rogerson, Marko Stamenic, Jesse Randall, Lachlan Bayliss, Elijah Just, Alex Paulsen, Alex Rufer, James McGarry, Finn Surman, Kosta Barbarouses, Ben Waine, Benjamin Old, Callum McCowatt, Bill Poni Tuiloma, Michael Woud, Ryan Thomas, Callan Elliot, and Andre De Jong. Explore each player's page on FotMob for comprehensive statistics, match history, and international career data.
Throughout their career, Oliver Harder has won 2 titles: Cup (Women) (2022) and Toppserien (2022) with Brann.
FotMob provides comprehensive coverage of Oliver Harder, including career statistics, match-by-match ratings, transfer history, market value trends, and detailed performance analytics. Follow Oliver Harder to receive notifications about upcoming matches, goals, and other key events.