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Rösler Dismisses Norway's World Cup Quarter-Final: "My Own Career Is Actually More Important"

Summary by Sydsvenskan
On Sunday, the Norwegian World Cup men got the whole country both rowing and dancing samba – after knocking out Brazil itself. Now the next big nation awaits: England. But unlike the previous round of 16, MFF's Norwegian defender Colin Rösler will not be following the late quarter-final. – I have to think about my own career first and foremost, he says with a smile.
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On Sunday, the Norwegian World Cup men got the whole country both rowing and dancing samba – after knocking out Brazil itself. Now the next big nation awaits: England. But unlike the previous round of 16, MFF's Norwegian defender Colin Rösler will not be following the late quarter-final. – I have to think about my own career first and foremost, he says with a smile.

·Malmö, Sweden
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Sydsvenskan broke the news in Malmö, Sweden on Saturday, July 11, 2026.
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