After Olympic setback, Anger questions team preparation
Following a difficult Olympics, the Swedish star Edvin Anger criticizes the national team’s Olympic preparations after what he calls a disastrous Games.
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Olympic favorite opens up: “I felt too heavy to succeed”
As a young athlete, he was ashamed of his weight. Now, those same kilos might be the key that decides whether he wins or loses at the Olympics.
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Norwegian star lashes out: “The Swedes are afraid to compete”
A Norwegian cross-country star fires shots at the Swedes ahead of the 2026 Olympic season – and gets it right back.
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Fired his agent – now he’s following Klæbo’s playbook to become the best in the World
Edvin Anger received a significant boost after changing his approach. Now, the Swedish cross-country star is following Klæbo’s recipe for success — and investing about 400,000 EUR of his own money in pursuit of becoming the best in the World.
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Cross-country star reveals: “It went to hell”
Money is rolling in, but behind the success lies a painful lesson.
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Anger hires his father – with the goal of winning an Olympic medal
In less than a year, it’s time for the Winter Olympics in Milano/Cortina. Edvin Anger is now hiring his father to take the next step.
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Anger sprint winner in Bruksvallarna
The Bruksvallarna Premiere started today in Sweden with a freestyle sprint race for women and men. After a solid battle in the men’s event, Edvin Anger won the sprint race.
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There is much news for Anger ahead of the winter
It is a new place of residence, with new strength exercises in pursuit of optimized classic skiing and a new ski brand. In this article, Edvin Anger talks about starting the upcoming World Championships season with several changes compared to the past winter.
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Anger: “Feels like I’m at the top and fighting”
The Swedish traditional cross-country skier made a big impression in his first season in the World Cup. Edvin Anger is now preparing for the upcoming winter, and his sights are set high.
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