Thomas Ravelli is one of Sweden's most iconic footballers of all time. With over 140 international caps and a career spanning two decades, he is best remembered as the colourful goalkeeper in the Swedish national team that won bronze at the 1994 World Cup – where his penalty save against Romania became a part of Swedish sporting history.

Known for his charisma, winning mentality and sometimes provocative self-confidence, Ravelli became a crowd favourite both on and off the pitch. During his club career, he made a big impression at IFK Göteborg and Östers IF, and he won several Swedish championship titles and played in the Champions League.

Today, Ravelli is a sought-after lecturer, ambassador and inspirer – still as passionate, straightforward and entertaining as during his glory days on the football pitch.