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Place of Birth: Klemensker, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark
About Hans Colberg
- Hans Christian Colberg (14 December 1921 – 25 September 2007) was a Danish football player.
- He played as an amateur for BK Frem, winning the 1944 Danish championship, before moving abroad to play professionally for Italian club Lucchese Lucca.
- He played four games for the Denmark national football team, and was an unused substitute in the team that won bronze medals at the 1948 Summer Olympics.
- Colberg was the first player from Bornholm to play in the national team.Colberg was a constructive player with great stamina, but during his time in Denmark, he was most often played out of his natural position of right half-back.
- In the Frem team, he was overshadowed by Walther Christensen, and in the national team, Axel Pilmark was preferred.
- So Colberg settled into the defensive position of full back.
- In 1948, Colberg got his debut for the Danish national team, but he was only used sparingly.
- He played four international games, before he signed a professional contract and was excluded from the amateur-only national team.
- Hans Colberg signed for Lucchese Lucca in the Italian Serie A.Here, he came to his right as a creative playmaker in the half-back position.
- Colberg played three seasons in Lucchese, including the last season in the secondary Serie B division, before ending his career in 1953.
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