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Revision as of 10:12, 27 November 2025

Sweden IFK Sälhyltan (102770)
managed by Elowson
Full Name IFK Sälhyltan
Nickname Sälhyltan
Founded 2012-02-19
Location Småland, Sverige
Arena Parken
Coach Bengt Gillkvist
League V.265
updated on: 2025-12-01 15:00
Team kits
Home kit
Away kit
Parken
Parken
Last Rebuild 2016-09-25
Terraces 27000
Basic 10000
Roof 8000
VIP 1000
Capacity 46000


Trophies

Season 74

Season 70

Season 68

Season 62

Season 90

Season 88

Season 79

Season 61

Season 55

Season 51

Season 49

Overview

IFK Sälhyltan is a hattrick club founded by Viktor 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-19.

They started out in Division VI, 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. The team was known for focusing on a strong midfield in the early days with Ivan Traykov as the most prominent playmaker, the forward duo of "Abbiati-Sedeniussen" 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 as the last piece of the puzzle, he was the most expensive transfer for the team so far and the one with the highest TSI by far. In the middle of season 49 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 in their second season after a 5-0 win against porto.10 and got promoted to Divison V. Before the start of the season they bought Julio Aulestia, an experienced defenseman, Eivind Sedeniussen left the team and was replaced by Jesper Jensen. The team only won 2 games in their first but short session in Division V and was relegated to Division VI prior to season 51 but the following season they were promoted once again to Division V, where they would spend the next 3 years.

Sälhyltan managed to win Division V for the first time in season 55, striker Jürgen Dollinger also broke a new club record for most goals scored in a season (23, although Henrik Adolfsson later tied this record in season 58) and also scored 3 hattricks (like the season before), although they lost their qualifying match for Division IV and stayed in the same league the next season.

Forward Henrik Adolfsson joined the team early on in Season 58 forming a strong forward pair along with Kalle Ljungén. Sälhyltan were leaders in their division for a long time but finished 2nd after a weak finish when they lost against Ellene Panthers and tied against MILF FF. Dario De Bettio left the club after season 58, he played 10 seasons in the club and 134 games.

The club came extremely close to winning Division V in season 60 when they finished on the same points and goal difference as the winners AYREON FC, in their last game of the season Sälhyltan won by 6-2 but they were up with 6-1 just 5 minutes from the end of the match so if they hadn't let that last goal in they would've won. Nevertheless, they advanced to Division IV the following season after 3 years in the same division, then won Div. IV the following season in a suprising upset. The wingback Renátó Debreczeni who played for the club the first 2 seasons returned prior to the start of season 63. Their first season in Division III didn't end so well, last place with only 10 points and the club saw themselved being relegated down to Division IV but got promoted once again after 7 seasons.

In season 74 the team managed to win the Division III league title for the first time ever under the guidance of new trainer Lauri Ruus.

Logos through the years

The current logo of Sälhyltan is a modified version of their original logo and has been used since season 74.

Season-by-season record

Season League Cup Special Notes
93 ? in IV.151 Round ?
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
85 3rd in V.265 Round 1
84 3rd in V.265 Round 1
83 3rd in V.265 Round 1
82 7th in V.265 Round 1
81 7th in V.265 Round 1
80 2nd in V.265 Round 2
79 1st in V.265 Round 2
78 7th in IV.194 Round 3 Relegated to Div. V
77 3rd in IV.194 Round 4
76 7th in III.54 Round 4 Relegated to Div. IV
75 2nd in III.54 Round 4
74 1st in III.54 Round 2 Lost qualifying match for Div. II
73 2nd in III.54 Round 7
72 6th in III.54 Round 3 Won qualifying match for Div. III
71 5th in III.54 Round 3 Won qualifying match for Div. III
70 1st in IV.56 Round 3 Promoted to Div. III
69 2nd in IV.56 Round 6
68 1st in IV.56 Round 2 Lost qualifying match for Div. III
67 4th in IV.56 Round 4
66 2nd in IV.56 Round 4
65 5th in IV.56 Round 2 Won qualifying match for Div. IV
64 2nd in IV.56 Round 2
63 8th in III.38 Round 5 Relegated to Div. IV
62 1st in IV.8 Round 4 Promoted to Div. III
61 1st in V.872 Round 3 Promoted to Div. IV
60 2nd in V.872 Round 4
59 2nd in V.872 Round 2
58 2nd in V.872 Round 1
57 4th in V.872 Round 3
56 3rd in V.872 Round 4
55 1st in V.872 Round 2 Lost qualifying match for Div. IV
54 3rd in V.872 Round 2
53 5th in V.872 Round 1
52 5th in V.872 Round 2
51 1st in VI.838 Round 1 Promoted to Div. V
50 8th in V.733 Round 1 Relegated to Div. VI
49 1st in VI.400 Round 1 Promoted to Div. V
48 3rd in VI.400 Round 1

Players

  • Only competitive games are counted
Nat. Player Age Position Games Goals Assists Hattricks NT U20 Year Season
Sweden Tomi Osenius 28 GK 186 0 0 0 0 0 2022 82
Sweden Mikko Seiro 25 D/IM 131 16 6 0 0 0 2023 84
Norway Torbjørn Dal 27 WB/W 130 15 15 0 0 0 2023 85
Sweden Kristian Keeney 27 WB/W 125 28 9 0 0 0 2023 85
Sweden Ghanem Azzam 25 IM/D 127 17 2 0 0 0 2023 85
Sweden Mika Alakoskela 20 IM 51 11 5 0 0 0 2024 89
Sweden Patrik Nesskog 25 IM/F 73 37 8 0 0 0 2024 89
Sweden Anders Granbeck 25 W 67 24 14 0 0 0 2024 89
Sweden Lars-Olov Selmo 24 W 69 19 17 0 0 0 2024 89
Denmark Joakim Halskov 34 F 48 41 11 2 0 0 2024 89
Argentina Damián Alejandro Rombola 37 F 0 0 0 0 0 0 2025 93
  • Captain: Lars-Olov Selmo

Notable players

  • Most goals: Henrik Adolfsson, 221 goals (58-74)
  • Most assists: Lars-Olov Selmo, 17 assists (89-present)
  • Most games: Gilbert Dang, 240 games (60-73)
  • Captained games: Gilbert Dang, 204 games (60-73)
  • Most clean sheets: Tomi Osenius, 77 clean sheets (82-present)
  • Man of the match: Tomi Osenius, 124 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)
  • Sweden Tomi Osenius (85-92)

Non-playing staff

Coach

  • Sweden Bengt Gillkvist (88-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)

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 Sales Manager
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 Referee
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 Coach
Was inducted in the Hall of Fame at age 43 in March 25, 2018.

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