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On August the 12th the team acquired new trainer Hayati Yaşar  Yaldız after the former trainer Patrik Österlind's contract was terminated (by his own will).
On August the 12th the team acquired new trainer Hayati Yaşar  Yaldız after the former trainer Patrik Österlind's contract was terminated (by his own will).


Sälhyltan secured their first league title on August the 9th 2012 after a 5-0 win against porto.10, they will play i Division V.733 in season 50.
Sälhyltan secured their first league title on August the 9th 2012 after a 5-0 win against porto.10, they played in Division V.733 in season 50.
Before the start of the season they bought Julio Aulestia, an experienced defenseman, Eivind Sedeniussen left the team and was replaced by Jesper Jensen.
Before the start of the season they bought Julio Aulestia, an experienced defenseman, Eivind Sedeniussen left the team and was replaced by Jesper Jensen.
On November 18th one of the original squad members Håkan Olofsson left the club, he had been with them team for approximately 9 months and appeared in 31 competitive games.


== Fan Club ==
== Fan Club ==

Revision as of 12:19, 9 December 2012

Sweden IFK Sälhyltan (102770)
managed by Ahbez
Full Name IFK Sälhyltan
Nickname Sälhyltan
Founded 2012-02-19
Location Småland, Sverige
Arena Parken
Coach Hayati Yaşar Yaldız
League V.733
updated on: 2012-12-09 13:05
Team kits
Home kit
Away kit
Parken
Parken
Last Rebuild 2012-02-19
Terraces 8000
Basic 3000
Roof 1000
VIP 0
Capacity 12000


Trophies

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Season 49

Overview

IFK Sälhyltan is a hattrick club founded by Ahbez. This historical moment happened on February 19, 2012. Team is located in Småland, Sverige. Future stars are coming from IFK Sälhyltan youth club IFK Sälhyltan U-20.

They started out in Division VI.400, season 48 and finished in 3rd place. During this time the team acquired a lot of new players, and a lot of original players was sacked, the team became a revolving door for players leaving and joining. Off the original squad only 3 players remain, Elof Stridén, Bengt Gillkvist and Håkan Olofsson although Italian player Dario Abbiati was bought on the first day and has remained since. The team is known for focusing on a strong midfield with Ivan Traykov as the most prominent playmaker, the forward duo of "Abbiati-Sedeniussen" has made big success on the lower levels with Abbiati as the defensive forward and Sedeniussen as the offensive one. On May 24th 2012 Sälhyltan completed an unexpected transfer when they signed striker Göran Uddborn from rivals FC Xsas, the signing was highly controversial since Uddborn had scored 6 goals for FC Xsas when they defeated Sälhyltan with 1-7.

Before the start of season 49 the team set as their goal to advance to Division V, they acquired Slovakian midfielder Rudolf Goban on 10th July as the last piece of the puzzle, he was the most expensive transfer for the team (2.000.000kr) so far and the one with the highest TSI by far (14,420 at the time of the transfer). On August the 12th the team acquired new trainer Hayati Yaşar Yaldız after the former trainer Patrik Österlind's contract was terminated (by his own will).

Sälhyltan secured their first league title on August the 9th 2012 after a 5-0 win against porto.10, they played in Division V.733 in season 50. Before the start of the season they bought Julio Aulestia, an experienced defenseman, Eivind Sedeniussen left the team and was replaced by Jesper Jensen. On November 18th one of the original squad members Håkan Olofsson left the club, he had been with them team for approximately 9 months and appeared in 31 competitive games.

Fan Club

Team's fan club is called The King's Men. Currently there are 1124 members.

Current squad

Nat. Player Goals Hattricks NT U20
Bulgaria Ivaylo Veselinov 22 1 0 0
Sweden Bengt Gillkvist 3 0 0 0
Bulgaria Ivan Traykov 34 1 0 0
Sweden Jörgen Fjelmar 0 0 0 0
Italy Dario De Bettio 2 0 0 0
Sweden Mattias Lifgren 0 0 0 0
Sweden Bastian Grönby 0 0 0 0
Sweden Alex Zetterby 0 0 0 0
Sweden Tom Robertsson 0 0 0 0
Sweden Göran Uddborn 22 2 0 0
Sweden Stefan Sidenskär 0 0 0 0
Slovenia Boltežar Anzelj 90 4 0 0
Italy Dario Abbiati 14 0 0 0
Denmark Jesper Jensen 5 0 0 0
Sweden Peter Enehult 3 0 0 0
Switzerland Aimo Servienti 4 0 0 0
Sweden Tomas Apelfeldt 0 0 0 0
Italy Fernando Suprozzo 0 0 0 0
Turkey Oğuz Razi 23 0 0 0
Chile Julio Aulestia 14 0 0 0
Sweden Hans Matsson 0 0 0 0
Switzerland William Mosberger 31 0 0 0
Turkey Hayati Yaşar Yaldız 1 0 0 0

Raised in this team

Player Goals Hattricks NT U20 Owner
Elias Lönnhall 0 0 0 0 Spain F.C Senzillesa
Håkan Olofsson 8 1 0 0 Netherlands FC Kanterdam
Lars Åkesson 2 0 0 0 Italy azzurra football club
Markus Pettersson 0 0 0 0 Italy Venite Qua

Transfer stats

Total Purchases: 1 896 240 €
Total Sales: 904 000 €
Difference: -992 240 €
Average (bought): 28 731 €
Average (sold): 23 789 €
Average (bought + sold): -9 541 €
Players bought: 66
Players sold: 38
Number of transfers: 104

Hall of Fame

There is no players in Hall Of Fame.

Supporters

Managers Supporting Team

User Team League
Sweden Rickadd icon THSC08 V.586
Sweden Gisseb icon Gattuso VI.129
Sweden Brinla icon Lekspool BK IV.179
Belgium And-tony icon paarswitten VI.816
Colombia Lother icon Limerick FC II.3
Belgium pino_power icon Wolfsdonk Giants VII.417
Spain Lmerigar icon Zceos F.C VIII.1352
Slovakia Solowich icon FC Puchov Blues V.96

Supported Teams

User Team League
Slovakia Solowich icon FC Puchov Blues V.96
Spain Lmerigar icon Zceos F.C VIII.1352
Belgium pino_power icon Wolfsdonk Giants VII.417
Colombia Lother icon Limerick FC II.3
Belgium And-tony icon paarswitten VI.816
Sweden Brinla icon Lekspool BK IV.179
Sweden Gisseb icon Gattuso VI.129
Sweden Rickadd icon THSC08 V.586

Flag Collection

Home

Arena Parken has hosted teams from 6 of 128 countries.

Czech Republic Denmark England Norway Finland Sweden

Away

IFK Sälhyltan has visited 5 of 128 countries.

Brazil Spain Italy Finland Sweden

External Links