Klaus Berggreen
Pisa
['anorthosis famagusta fc', 'bhutanese national team', 'genoa', 'ussr national team', 'wasps', 'fc hoverla uzhhorod', 'england national football team', 'milwaukee brewers', 'maryland', 'concordia chiajna', 'london irish', 'sivasspor', 'hertha bsc', 'fremantle football club', 'rb leipzig', 'rangers fc', 'fc khimki', 'ghanaian national team', 'qpr', 'phuket', 'montana', 'hartlepool united', 'vancouver whitecaps fc', 'ural sverdlovsk', 'treviso', 'kairat', 'colorado rapids', 'new york mets', 'brest', 'fort wayne pistons', 'poland national team', 'denver nuggets', 'geelong', 'tampines rovers', 'sc toulon', 'zulte waregem', 'tampa bay buccaneers', 'jacksonville armada', 'cagliari calcio', 'chicago bulls', 'hellas verona', 'sydney fc', 'philadelphia flyers', 'melchester rovers', 'monterrey', 'banbury united', 'new york city fc', 'iranian national team', 'rheindorf altach', 'wallabies', 'swiss', 'scarborough', 'delhi dynamos', 'sunderland', 'usc', 'azal', 'pune city', 'infonet', 'catalan xi', 'argentina national rugby union team', 'amkar perm', 'shanghai sipg', 'samoan', 'fk vardar', 'ottawa rough riders', 'geelong football club', 'notts county', 'thailand national team', 'wakefield trinity', 'england internationals', 'cesena', 'sandefjord fotball', 'sassuolo', 'gamba osaka', 'whitehawk', 'maldives national team', 'slovenia national team', 'turkey u21', 'steel azin', 'hibs', 'moroccan national team', 'hamilton academical', 'steelers', 'sandnes ulf', 'morocco national team', 'club brugge', 'wolfsberger ac', 'eastleigh', 'washington mystics', 'saipa', 'sumgayit', 'olimpia', 'arizona diamondbacks', 'sparta rotterdam', 'hc spartak moscow', 'ea guingamp', 'france', 'sporting clube de portugal b', 'canterbury']
Klaus Berggreen
Klaus Berggreen (born February 3, 1958) is a Danish former football player, who most prominently played for Italian clubs Pisa and A.S. Roma. He played 46 matches and scored five goals for the Danish national team, and he represented his country at the 1986 World Cup and two European Championship tournaments.