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Harald Aabrekk

Full name	Harald Olav Aabrekk
Date of birth	February 22, 1956 (1956-02-22) (age 53)
Place of birth	Nordfjordeid, Norway
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Current club	SK Brann
Senior career¹
Years	Club	App (Gls)*
1974– 1978	Sogndal IL SK Brann
Teams managed
1990–1992 1992–1998 1993–1995 1998–1999 1998–2003 2002 2003–2005 2007–2008	Eid IL Sandane Stryn Sogndal IL Norway U21 Tromsø IL SK Brann Norway Sogndal IL Haugesund FK Vålerenga SK Brann (assistenttrener)
¹ Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. * Appearances (Goals)

Harald Olav Aabrekk (born 22 February 1956) is an assistant coach with Brann in the west coast city of Bergen. He is a former head coach for clubs including Tromsø, Sogndal^[1], Brann^[2], Haugesund and Vålerenga and he was the assistant coach for the Norwegian national football team from 1998-2003. He has also been the head coach for Norway national under-21 football team

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Norway national football team assistant coach
Preceded by: Nils Johan Semb	Season: 1998-2003	Succeeded by: Stig Inge Bjørnebye

SK Brann – Managers

Mitchell (1946) · Mitchell & Cook (1947) · Young (1948) · Aitken (1949) · Cook (1949–51) · Osland & Kjos (1951–52) · Osland (1953) · Pannagl (1954) · Ainsley & Hansen (1955) · Hansen (1956–57) · Nilsen (1958) · Szentpeterey (1959) · Hansen (1960–63) · Stroh (1964) · Hansen (1965–68) · Bučko (1969–72) · Freeman (1972–73) · Elliott (1974–78) · Hoff (1979) · Austbø (1979) · Shannon (1980–81) · Mokkelbost (1982–83) · Blindheim (1984–85) · Knapp (1986–87) · Vold (1987) · Thordarson (1988–90) · Björklund (1991–92) · Thoresen (1993–95) · Tennfjord (1995–98) · Aabrekk (1998–99) · Thordarson (2000–2002) · Mjelde (2003–08) · Nilsen (2009–)

Vålerenga Fotball – Managers

"Tippen" Johansen (1944) • Sørensen (1944–46) • "Svarten" Henriksen (1947–48) • Ulrich (1949) • "Tippen" Johansen (1949) • Svendsen (1949–50) • Ridder Nilsen (1950) • Sørensen (1951) • Borgen (1952–53) • Sørensen (1954) • Hahn (1955) • Cerveny (1956) • "Svarten" Henriksen (1957–58) • Gulbrandsen (1959–61) • Ridder Nilsen (1961) • Osnes (1962) • Johannesen (1963) • Ploderer (1964–66) • Windingstad (1967–70) • Eriksen (1971–72) • Vigum (1973) • Johannesen (1974–75) • Hænes (1976–77) • Hoff (1978) • Eriksen (1979–81) • Rikheim (1982) • Eriksen (1982) • Bengtsson (1983) • Sjøvold (1984) • Bengtsson (1984) • Nordin (1985) • Nilsson (1986) • Vestlund (1986) • Sigernes (1987–88) • Notkewich (1988–89) • Vestlund (1989–90) • Nordin (1990–92) • Davidsen (1993–97) • "Drillo" Olsen (1998–99) • Løberg (1999) • Nordlie (2000) • Rekdal (2001–06) • Myhre (2006–07) • Aabrekk (2007–08) • Andresen (2008–)

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NAME	Aabrekk, Harald Olav
ALTERNATIVE NAMES
SHORT DESCRIPTION	Football coach
DATE OF BIRTH	22 Februeary 1956
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DATE OF DEATH
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