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== Overview ==
== Overview ==


IFK Sälhyltan was founded in season 48 and began its journey in Division VI. The club quickly showed potential, finishing third in its first season and winning the division in season 49 to earn promotion to Division V. However, the team struggled at the higher level and was relegated again in season 50. They immediately bounced back by winning Division VI in season 51 and returning to Division V.
IFK Sälhyltan was founded in Season 48, beginning its journey in Division VI. The club made an immediate impression by finishing third in its debut campaign before winning the league in Season 49, earning promotion to Division V. Life at the higher level proved difficult, and the team was relegated after Season 50. However, they responded immediately by winning Division VI again in Season 51, securing a swift return to Division V.


During the following seasons, IFK Sälhyltan gradually improved. After several strong finishes in Division V, the club finally achieved promotion to Division IV in season 61. Their progress continued as they won Division IV in season 62 and moved up to Division III. Competing at this level proved challenging, and the team was eventually relegated back to Division IV in season 63.
Over the following years, IFK Sälhyltan steadily developed into a stronger side. After several competitive seasons in Division V, the club finally achieved promotion to Division IV in Season 61. Their momentum continued as they won Division IV in Season 62, earning promotion to Division III for the first time. The step up was demanding, and the team was relegated back to Division IV after Season 63.


The club soon rebuilt and enjoyed one of its strongest periods in the early 70s. After winning Division IV in season 70, IFK Sälhyltan returned to Division III and became a competitive side, finishing near the top several times. The highlight came in season 74 when they won Division III, although they lost the qualifying match for promotion to Division II. The team remained competitive in Division III for several seasons before being relegated in season 76.
The club quickly rebuilt and entered one of the strongest periods in its history. By winning Division IV in Season 70, IFK Sälhyltan returned to Division III and established themselves as one of the division's strongest teams, regularly challenging near the top of the table. Their finest achievement came in Season 74, when they won the Division III title. Although they narrowly missed promotion after losing the qualification play-off for Division II, the campaign remains one of the club's greatest accomplishments. They continued to compete at a high level before being relegated from Division III in Season 76.


In the late 70s the club experienced further ups and downs, eventually dropping back to Division V after relegation in season 78. For many seasons IFK Sälhyltan remained in Division V, often finishing in mid-table positions. The team finally won the division again in season 88 but lost the promotion qualifier. Two seasons later, in season 90, they secured promotion to Division IV after another league title.
The following seasons brought another period of fluctuation. After successive setbacks, IFK Sälhyltan dropped to Division V following relegation in Season 78. The club spent many seasons at that level, typically recording solid mid-table finishes while working to rebuild. Their patience was rewarded in Season 88, when they won the league, although promotion slipped away after defeat in the qualification play-off. Two seasons later, in Season 90, they captured another Division V title and secured promotion back to Division IV.


In recent seasons the club has stabilized in Division IV, finishing fourth in season 91 and improving to third place in season 92. The club also achieved its best recent cup run that season, reaching round five.
In the years that followed, IFK Sälhyltan established itself as a competitive Division IV side. The club finished fourth in Season 91 before improving to third place in Season 92, a campaign that also produced the club's best cup run in recent memory, reaching the fifth round. Continued progress culminated in Season 94, when IFK Sälhyltan won the Division IV championship and earned promotion to Division III ahead of Season 95, marking the club's return to the third tier after a long absence.


Overall, IFK Sälhyltan’s history has been characterized by persistence, several promotions, and periods of strong competition in Division III, with the club continuing to build on its long tradition.
Throughout its history, IFK Sälhyltan has been defined by resilience, determination, and an ability to recover from setbacks. Multiple promotions, memorable title-winning campaigns, and several competitive seasons in Division III have shaped the club's identity. With a new challenge awaiting in Division III in Season 95, IFK Sälhyltan looks to build on its proud tradition and write the next successful chapter in the club's history.


== Season-by-season record ==
== Season-by-season record ==

Revision as of 11:11, 12 July 2026

Sweden IFK Sälhyltan (102770)
managed by Elowson
Full Name IFK Sälhyltan
Nickname Sälhyltan
Founded 2012-02-19
Location Småland, Sverige
Arena Parken
Coach Jörgen Bäckner
League III.54
updated on: 2026-07-12 15:00
Team kits
Home kit
Away kit
Parken
Parken
Last Rebuild 2026-01-23
Terraces 30000
Basic 12000
Roof 9000
VIP 2000
Capacity 53000


Trophies

Season 74

Season 94

Season 70

Season 68

Season 62

Season 90

Season 88

Season 79

Season 61

Season 55

Season 51

Season 49

Overview

IFK Sälhyltan was founded in Season 48, beginning its journey in Division VI. The club made an immediate impression by finishing third in its debut campaign before winning the league in Season 49, earning promotion to Division V. Life at the higher level proved difficult, and the team was relegated after Season 50. However, they responded immediately by winning Division VI again in Season 51, securing a swift return to Division V.

Over the following years, IFK Sälhyltan steadily developed into a stronger side. After several competitive seasons in Division V, the club finally achieved promotion to Division IV in Season 61. Their momentum continued as they won Division IV in Season 62, earning promotion to Division III for the first time. The step up was demanding, and the team was relegated back to Division IV after Season 63.

The club quickly rebuilt and entered one of the strongest periods in its history. By winning Division IV in Season 70, IFK Sälhyltan returned to Division III and established themselves as one of the division's strongest teams, regularly challenging near the top of the table. Their finest achievement came in Season 74, when they won the Division III title. Although they narrowly missed promotion after losing the qualification play-off for Division II, the campaign remains one of the club's greatest accomplishments. They continued to compete at a high level before being relegated from Division III in Season 76.

The following seasons brought another period of fluctuation. After successive setbacks, IFK Sälhyltan dropped to Division V following relegation in Season 78. The club spent many seasons at that level, typically recording solid mid-table finishes while working to rebuild. Their patience was rewarded in Season 88, when they won the league, although promotion slipped away after defeat in the qualification play-off. Two seasons later, in Season 90, they captured another Division V title and secured promotion back to Division IV.

In the years that followed, IFK Sälhyltan established itself as a competitive Division IV side. The club finished fourth in Season 91 before improving to third place in Season 92, a campaign that also produced the club's best cup run in recent memory, reaching the fifth round. Continued progress culminated in Season 94, when IFK Sälhyltan won the Division IV championship and earned promotion to Division III ahead of Season 95, marking the club's return to the third tier after a long absence.

Throughout its history, IFK Sälhyltan has been defined by resilience, determination, and an ability to recover from setbacks. Multiple promotions, memorable title-winning campaigns, and several competitive seasons in Division III have shaped the club's identity. With a new challenge awaiting in Division III in Season 95, IFK Sälhyltan looks to build on its proud tradition and write the next successful chapter in the club's history.

Season-by-season record

Last 10 seasons

Season League Cup Special Notes
95 ? in III.54 Round ?
94 1st in IV.151 Round 2 Won qualifying match for Div. III
93 2nd in IV.151 Round 6
92 3rd in IV.151 Round 5
91 4th in IV.151 Round 1
90 1st in V.265 Round 1 Promoted to Div. IV
89 5th in V.265 Round 2
88 1st in V.265 Round 1 Lost qualifying match for Div. IV
87 4th in V.265 Round 3
86 3rd in V.265 Round 2

List of all IFK Sälhyltan seasons

Players

  • Only competitive games are counted
Nat. Player Age Position Games Goals Assists Hattricks NT U20 Year Season
Sweden Tomi Osenius 30 GK 228 0 1 0 0 0 2022 82
Norway Torbjørn Dal 29 WB 170 20 29 0 0 0 2023 85
Sweden Kristian Keeney 29 WB 160 32 27 0 0 0 2023 85
Sweden Ghanem Azzam 27 D 163 22 12 0 0 0 2023 85
Sweden Mikko Seiro 27 D 170 19 11 0 0 0 2023 84
Sweden Anders Granbeck 27 W 101 43 28 0 0 0 2024 89
Sweden Lars-Olov Selmo 26 W 102 26 32 0 0 0 2024 89
Sweden Mika Alakoskela 22 IM 81 18 7 0 0 0 2024 89
Sweden Patrik Nesskog 27 IM 111 54 16 0 0 0 2024 89
Sweden Oskar Eklund 23 F 16 8 3 0 0 0 2026 94
Sweden Hans Gangbo 24 F 17 12 4 0 0 0 2026 94
  • Captain: Tomi Osenius

Notable players

  • Most goals: Henrik Adolfsson, 221 goals (58-74)
  • Most assists: Lars-Olov Selmo, 31 assists (89-present)
  • Most games: Gilbert Dang, 240 games (60-73)
  • Captained games: Gilbert Dang, 204 games (60-73)
  • Most clean sheets: Tomi Osenius, 96 clean sheets (82-present)
  • Man of the match: Tomi Osenius, 126 games (82-present)

Players with experience from national teams

  • Wales Brandon Carter, Wales: 13 games for senior team, 4 games for junior team (57)
  • Oceania Kade Hanson, Oceania: 13 games for junior team (60)
  • Cameroon Gilbert Dang, Cameroon: 2 games for senior team, 18 games for junior team (60-73)
  • England Gordon Bocking, England: 14 games for junior team (78-80)

Former captains

  • Sweden Elof Stridén (48)
  • Hungary Renátó Debreczeni (49)
  • Chile Julio Aulestia (50-51)
  • Sweden Henri Vainiotalo (52)
  • Switzerland Ugo Guillemot (53-54)
  • Germany Jürgen Dollinger (55)
  • Germany Ingmar Pecker (56)
  • Sweden Karl Ståhlander (57)
  • Sweden Per Silverflod (58-59)
  • Cameroon Gilbert Dang (60-73)
  • Sweden Finn Gillkvist (74-76)
  • Sweden Balder Grenstedt (77-80)
  • Sweden Dan Fransson (81)
  • Sweden Teofil Wedgård (82-84)

Non-playing staff

Coach

  • Sweden Jörgen Bäckner (95-present)


Former coaches

  • Sweden Patrik Österlind (48-49)
  • Turkey Hayati Yaşar Yaldız (49-54)
  • Switzerland Ugo Guillemot (55-58)
  • Sweden Sven Hansson (59-63)
  • Sweden Rufus Renmo (64-66)
  • Hungary Renátó Debreczeni (67-68)
  • Sweden Peter Pettersson (68-73)
  • Finland Lauri Ruus (74-88)
  • Sweden Bengt Gillkvist (89-94)
  • Brazil Jorge Henrique Durão (94)

Hall of Fame

 Gilbert Dang
First day with club 2015-10-15
Current occupation Assistant Coach
Was inducted in the Hall of Fame at age 52 in June 10, 2025.
Henrik Adolfsson
First day with club 2015-03-22
Current occupation Form Coach
Was inducted in the Hall of Fame at age 39 in May 18, 2020.
Rickard Hansson
First day with club 2013-04-28
Current occupation Doctor
Was inducted in the Hall of Fame at age 38 in July 28, 2019.
Karl Ståhlander
First day with club 2013-02-14
Current occupation Secretary
Was inducted in the Hall of Fame at age 36 in July 26, 2018.
Bengt Gillkvist
First day with club 2012-02-19
Current occupation Assistant Coach
Was inducted in the Hall of Fame at age 43 in March 25, 2018.

External Links

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