Stig Inge Bjørnebye's new life seven years after Rosenborg exit

Seven years after leaving Rosenborg, Stig Inge Bjørnebye has carved out a life away from the Lerkendal spotlight. The former sporting director stepped down in 2019 and has since distanced himself from the daily tumult of Norwegian football. While Rosenborg currently sit 15th in the Eliteserien with 9 points from 11 matches, grappling with a leadership vacuum and the shadow of Horneland's potential departure to Malmö FF, Bjørnebye's post-RBK existence offers a sharp contrast: quiet, private, and far removed from the chaos that has engulfed his old club (1).

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  • 1. adressa.no — Han ga seg i RBK for sju år siden. Slik er hans nye liv
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