Örebro SK
Squad
- Karl Holmberg2011current
Patrik Haginge2011current
Daniel Björnquist2013current- Oscar Jansson2013current
- Tobias Nilsson2013current
Alhassan Kamara2014current
Daniel Nordmark2014current
Erik Moberg2014current
Robert Åhman Persson2014current
Astrit Ajdarević2015current
Hjörtur Logi Valgarðsson2015current
Martin Broberg2015current
Nordin Gerzić2015current- Brendan Hines-Ike2016current
- Maic Sema2016current
Michael Almebäck2016current
Carlos Strandberg2019current
Kevin Wright2019current- Jack Lahne2020current
Ahmed Yasin2021current- Andreas Skovgaard2021current
- Dino Salihovic2025current
Agon Mehmeticurrent- Alai Ghasemcurrent
- Albin Granlundcurrent
Alexander Axéncurrent- Alfred Ajdarevićcurrent
- Antonio Yakoubcurrent
- Arvid Brorssoncurrent
- Bertin Ze Ndillecurrent
Bobby Allaincurrent- Damien Plessiscurrent
David Segercurrent- Deniz Hümmetcurrent
- Divine Naahcurrent
- Ferhat Ayazcurrent
Filip Rogićcurrent
Hussein Alicurrent- Jake Larssoncurrent
Jiloan Hamadcurrent
Johan Bertilssoncurrent
Johan Mårtenssoncurrent- Jonathan Lundbergcurrent
- Jonathan Ringcurrent
Joseph Baffoecurrent
Kennedy Igboananikecurrent- Malcolm Stoltcurrent
Martin Lorentzsoncurrent
Nahir Besaracurrent- Nasiru Morocurrent
- Noel Milleskogcurrent
- Patrick Luancurrent
- Peter Gwargiscurrent
Petteri Forsellcurrent- Radu Mîțucurrent
Samuel Dahlcurrent
Simon Amincurrent
Taha Alicurrent
Victor Ekanicurrent- Victor Sköldcurrent
Viktor Prodellcurrent
Viktor Tranbergcurrent
Vincent Thillcurrent- William Eskelinencurrent
Arvid Thörn1934–1935
Gösta Lindh1943–1955
Orvar Bergmark1948–1954
Bertil Nordahl1952–1953
Yngve Brodd1952–1953- Orvar Bergmark1956–1962
- Benny Lennartsson1961–1968
Sven-Gunnar Larsson1962–1975- Orvar Bergmark1964–1965
Tomas Nordahl1965–1968
Leif Eriksson1969–1970- Tomas Nordahl1971–1978
- Hasse Borg1974–1976
- Kenneth Rosén1975–1975
Ronald Åhman1975–1978- Håkan Sandberg1976–1980
- Stefan Lundin1977–1978
- Anders Ljungberg1981–1982
- Alan Cork1983–1983
Stuart Baxter1983–1984- Andy King1985–1985
- Dragan Okuka1985–1987
- Christer Fursth1988–1994
- Peter Nilsson1988–1991
- Sven Dahlkvist1988–1992
- Magnus Erlingmark1989–1992
Pelle Blohm1989–1991- Hans Holmqvist1991–1992
Magnus Powell1991–1994- Mirosław Kubisztal1991–1997
- Ainārs Linards1992–1992
Mattias Jonson1992–1995
Arnór Guðjohnsen1994–1998- Fredrik Nordback1995–2011
- Janne Oinas1995–1995
Samuel Wowoah1995–1996- Dan Sahlin1996–1998
Daniel Tjernström1996–1998- Sigurður Jónsson1996–1997
Mats Rubarth1997–2000- Patrik Anttonen1999–2010
- Patrik Anttonen1999–1999
- Niklas Skoog2000–2001
Chris Pozniak2001–2004- Patrik Haginge2001–2008
- Emra Tahirović2002–2005
- Eduardo Pincelli2003–2003
John Alvbåge2003–2004- Magnus Samuelsson2003–2007
- Nordin Gerzić2003–2003
Ricardo Mion Varella Costa2003–2005- Simon Nurme2003–2006
Joel Riddez2004–2007- Kristoffer Näfver2004–2009
- Petter Furuseth2004–2004
Robert Mambo Mumba2004–2004- Emra Tahirović2005–2005
- Ángel Carreño2005–2005
Kevin Walker2006–2007- Kevin Walker2006–2006
Nedim Halilović2006–2008
Paul Munster2006–2006
Sebastian Henriksson2006–2008
Abgar Barsom2007–2007- Nordin Gerzić2007–2012
- Stefan Rodevåg2007–2008
- John Alvbåge2008–2011
- Kim Olsen2008–2010
- Kim Olsen2008–2008
- Magnus Kihlberg2008–2011
- Roni Porokara2008–2010
- Samuel Wowoah2008–2013
- Adriano Munoz2009–2009
Alejandro Bedoya2009–2011- Emra Tahirović2009–2009
Hassan Mila Sesay2009–2009- Michael Almebäck2009–2011
Tommy Wirtanen2009–2012- Astrit Ajdarević2010–2010
Denis Abdulahi2010–2012- Henri Belle2010–2010
- Paulinho Guará2010–2010
- Simon Nurme2010–2011
- Ahmed Yasin2011–2015
- Andreas Haddad2011–2012
- Armend Alimi2011–2011
Eiður Sigurbjörnsson2011–2015- Emil Berger2011–2014
Josef Ibrahim2011–2013
Kushtrim Lushtaku2011–2013- Patrik Anttonen2011–2012
Paulo José de Oliveira2011–2011
Riku Riski2011–2011
Valdet Rama2011–2013
William Atashkadeh2011–2014- Alhassan Kamara2012–2012
- Armend Alimi2012–2013
- Daniel Bamberg2012–2012
- Ilir Berisha2012–2014
Jonas Sandqvist2012–2013
Mohammed Saeid2012–2014
Peter Samuelsson2012–2013- Shpëtim Hasani2012–2014
- Tobias Grahn2012–2012
Tomer Chencinski2012–2012- Alhassan Kamara2013–2013
Ayanda Nkili2013–2015- Christer Lipovač2013–2015
Daniel Gustavsson2013–2013
Erik Lund2013–2013
Jacob Rinne2013–2013
Marcus Pode2013–2013- Nordin Gerzić2013–2013
- Sebastian Ring2013–2019
- Daniel Sobralense2014–2014
- Marcus Pode2014–2015
- Nordin Gerzić2014–2014
- Samuel Mensiro2014–2015
Michael Seaton2015–2015- Pär Ericsson2015–2015
- Michael Omoh2016–2019
Yannis Mbombo2017–2017- Dennis Collander2019–2021
Yaser Kasim2019–2020- Andreas Skovgaard2020–2020
Romain Gall2020–2020- Richard Emeka Friday2021–2021
- Romain Gall2021–2021
Eivar Widlund1928
Örebro SK is a professional football club based in Örebro, Sweden, known for its distinctive black and white colors.
The club was founded on October 28, 1908, after a split from IFK Örebro, making it over a century old.
ÖSK won its first title in a local bandy tournament in 1909, just a year after its formation.
Biography
Formation and Early Years
Örebro Sportklubb, commonly known as Örebro SK or ÖSK, was established on October 28, 1908, when a group of 79 young individuals broke away from IFK Örebro due to internal disputes. Key figures in the club's formation included Pelle Molin and Karl Graflund. Initially, the club considered names like Örebro Idrottsförening and Örebro Allmänna Idrottsklubb, but ultimately settled on Örebro Sportklubb. The team initially donned all black uniforms, which later changed to white shirts and black shorts in 1922. ÖSK quickly made its mark by winning its first title in a local bandy tournament in 1909 and played its first football match the same year.
Competitive History
ÖSK began competing in the Örebro League in 1911, clinching their first league title in 1913. The club's journey through Swedish football saw them participate in various leagues, including the Västmanland-Närkeserien and the national championship cup. They faced challenges, such as relegation in 1926 after a brief stint in Division 1, but continued to build their legacy. The club celebrated its 15th anniversary in 1923, marking the opening of Eyravallen, now known as Behrn Arena, which has been their home ground ever since. Over the years, ÖSK has played in Sweden's top leagues, including Allsvenskan and Superettan, showcasing their resilience and commitment to the sport.
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The first years
The club was founded in 1908 when a group of 79 youngsters split from IFK Örebro following internal conflicts; Pelle Molin and Karl Graflund were the protagonists of the newly founded club. The club was first suggested to be named Örebro Idrottsförening (eng: Örebro athletic association) or Örebro Allmänna Idrottsklubb (eng: Örebro Public Athletic club), but the final choice was that the club should be called Örebro Sportklubb (ÖSK) and should play in all black. In 1909 ÖSK won their first title, a local bandy tournament. The club's first football match was played the same year and in 1911 they first played league football in the Örebro League. ÖSK won the league for the first time in 1913. In 1917 they participated in the Västmanland-Närkeserien and reached the semifinals in district championship.
In 1920 the first coach arrived, Hjalmar Bergman, and ÖSK participated in the cup for the national championship. ÖSK also played its first international match against B 93 Copenhagen. 1922 the club changed from all black to white shirts and black shorts. Örebro SK celebrated 15 years anniversary in 1923 and Eyravallen, since 2005 known as Behrn Arena. In 1925 Örebro finished last in Division 2 but were allowed to stay due to the fieldowner rule. In 1926 ÖSK was promoted to Division 1. After a first game draw, Örebro lost 0–4 to Westermalms IF in Stockholm and were relegated back to Division 2. In 1928, when celebrating their 20th anniversary, ÖSK were…
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Örebro Sportklubb, more commonly known as Örebro SK, Örebro or ÖSK, is a Swedish professional football club based in Örebro. The club are affiliated to Örebro Läns Fotbollförbund and play their home games at Behrn Arena. The club colours are white shirts and black shorts, leading to the nickname Svartvitt (black-whites). Formed on 28 October 1908 the club have played 50 seasons in Sweden's highest football league Allsvenskan, the club's first season in the league was in 1946–47.
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