Henrik Larsson
Swedish footballer and manager
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| October 2021 | Ended his role as assistant coach at Barcelona. |
| October 27 2021 | FC Barcelona confirmed Ronald Koeman's dismissal, which also led to Larsson's departure from the club's coaching staff. |
| August 21 2020 | Henrik Larsson joined FC Barcelona's coaching staff alongside Alfred Schreuder under head coach Ronald Koeman, with the contract set to run until 30 June 2022. |
| September 2019 | Larsson began talks with Southend United about becoming their manager, but negotiations collapsed when his proposed assistant Tommy Johnson accepted another offer. |
| August 23 2019 | Larsson quit as head coach of Helsingborgs IF after being verbally assaulted on social media following the club's loss to Oskarshamns AIK in the Svenska Cupen qualification. |
| June 16 2019 | Helsingborgs IF announced Henrik Larsson's return to the club as their new manager. |
| 2018 | Ängelholms FF is relegated to a lower division after a poor end to the season, with Larsson and head coach Alexander Tengryd leaving the club at the season's conclusion. |
| October 6 2018 | First match with Larsson in the staff results in a 1-0 away win against Utsiktens BK. |
| October 3 2018 | Henrik Larsson joins Ängelholms FF as assistant coach to Alexander Tengryd, at a time when the club was in 13th place and had not won in five matches. |
| November 2016 | Henrik Larsson was manager of Helsingborg when the team was relegated to Superettan after losing a two-legged play-off against Halmstad. After the match, a small group of frustrated home fans attacked Larsson and his son Jordan. |
| November 23 2016 | Concluded his managerial role with Helsingborg |
| January 1 2015 | Began managing Helsingborg football club |
| November 10 2014 | It was announced that Larsson would not continue managing Falkenberg for the 2015 season, after successfully securing the club's position in Allsvenskan. |
| December 4 2013 | Henrik Larsson was appointed manager of Falkenberg, signing a one-year rolling contract with the newly promoted club. |
| October 26 2013 | At age 42, played the first 66 minutes in a 2-0 league win for Högaborg over IF Haga. |
| June 19 2013 | Included in Högaborg's first-team squad, beating Tenhult 4-2 and coming off the bench in the 85th minute, playing alongside his son Jordan. |
| November 8 2012 | Concluded his tenure as manager of Landskrona BoIS |
| September 22 2012 | Came out of retirement to play for Råå in the Swedish fifth division, appearing as a substitute in a 1-1 league draw against Höganäs. |
| 2011 | During a challenging season, Larsson briefly considered a playing comeback, appearing for 20 minutes in a reserve team match against Mjällby AIF. Landskrona ultimately avoided relegation, finishing tenth. |
| 2011 | Received UEFA Centurion Award for 100 international caps |
| November 21 2011 | Larsson signed a new one-year contract to continue managing Landskrona BoIS for the 2012 Superettan season. |
| August 9 2011 | Played for Celtic Legends against Manchester United Legends in John Kennedy's testimonial match. |
| March 23 2011 | Larsson was instrumental in recruiting Marcus Lantz to Landskrona BoIS, aiming to win Superettan and gain promotion to Allsvenskan. |
| 2010 | Began his managerial career at Superettan club Landskrona BoIS, staying for three seasons. |
| August 2010 | Played with Högaborg's veterans team, scoring an impressive 16 goals in 5 matches. |
| June 6 2010 | Larsson participated in the Soccer Aid football match at Old Trafford for the Rest of the World team, raising funds for UNICEF. |
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