Johannes Gandil (born 30 April 1877 – died 11 September 1950) was a Danish athlete who competed in both association football and track and field during the early 20th century.
Football career
- Position: Forward.
- Club: Played domestically for Boldklubben Frem, one of Denmark’s oldest football clubs.
- International play: Earned two caps for the Denmark national football team in 1908, participating in the era’s early international matches.
Athletics career
- Disciplines: Sprinter, notably competing in short‑distance events such as the 100 m and 200 m.
- National competition: Took part in Danish national athletics championships, achieving respectable times for the period.
Legacy
Gandil is remembered as part of the generation of Danish sportsmen who helped establish organized football and athletics in Denmark. His involvement at both club and national levels contributed to the development of football’s early competitive structure in the country.
References
- Danish Football Association (DBU) historical player records.
- Archives of Boldklubben Frem.
- Early 20th‑century Danish athletics championship results.
Note: While basic biographical data and sporting involvement are documented in historical registers, detailed statistics (e.g., exact match dates, times, and comprehensive career totals) are limited in publicly available sources.
