
Guðmundur Torfason
Guðmundur Torfason is a former Icelandic footballer known for his dynamic playing style as a forward. He gained recognition during the 1988 Olympic qualifying matches, notably scoring in a historic victory against East Germany. Torfason had a successful club career, including stints with Fram, where he became a national champion, and later with teams in Belgium, Scotland, and other countries. In addition to his scoring prowess, he was the son of Torfi Bryngeirsson, who was a European champion in long jump in 1950.
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Recent news mentions
Guðmundur is the chairman of the football department at Fram.
„Ef ég svaraði því neitandi væri ég ekki formaður“
Guðmundur Torfason is a former national team player and chairman of the football department at Fram, who is very pleased with Simon Tibbling's new contract.
Einn af þessum sérstöku leikmönnum
Guðmundur was the only professional player who played for Iceland in the match against East Germany.
Gamla ljósmyndin: Ólympíukeppnin






