Vasalunds IF

Full name	Vasalunds Idrottsförening
Founded	1934
Ground	Skytteholms IP, Solna, Stockholm (Capacity: 4,000)
Chairman	Niclas Fröberg
Manager	Peter Lenell
League	Superettan
2008	Division 1 Norra, 2nd
Home colours Away colours

Vasalunds IF is a Swedish football club based in Solna.

Contents 1 History 2 Squad 2.1 Staff 3 Players out on loan 4 Notable players 5 Reserve Squad 6 Notable Coaches 7 External links

[edit] History

Vasalunds was formed in 1934 and is currently playing in the second division Superettan. In 2002 the club merged with Essinge IK and changed its name to Vasalund/Essinge IF. The original name was restored before the 2008 season.

[edit] Squad

As of 12 October 2009

No. Position Player 1 GK Tommi Vaiho 2 DF Farid Hafsia 3 DF Fredric Jonson 4 FW Anatoli Ponomarev 5 DF Javier Leon 6 DF Sebastian Senatore 7 MF Martin Andersson 8 MF Panajotis Dimitriadis 9 FW Thomas Carlsson 10 FW Kennedy Igboananike 11 MF Serkan Cigel 13 MF Liridon Makolli 15 MF Ibrahim Atiku 16 FW Özgur Yasar

No. Position Player 17 FW Andreas Varnava 18 FW Sebastian Waldenström 20 DF Simon Afram 21 DF Ali Sheaib 22 DF Mikael Sten 23 FW Alexander Milosević 24 MF Jens Jacobsson 25 DF Allie Marah 26 FW Mohammed Rajab 27 MF Albert Kransiqi 28 DF Andreas Tobiasson 30 GK Paulos Xanthopoulos 32 GK Miloš Petković 38 GK William Amamoo

[edit] Staff

• Head Coach: Peter Lenell
• Assistant Coach: Per-Åke Swärdh
• Team Chef: Kaj Nordlöf
• Goalkeeper Coach: Jens Nyberg

[edit] Players out on loan

No. Position Player 14 MF Mikael Erstadius (at Vallentuna BK)

[edit] Notable players

Besin Kunic Darko Raca Haris Skenderović Ari Valvee Malick Jobe Thorbjörn Ahlqvist Anders Almgren Erik Almgren Åke Andersson Bo Andersson Ola Andersson Thomas Andersson Yosif Ayuba Thomas Bergman Marco Ciardi Peter Engdahl Jan Eriksson

Hans Eskilsson Kjell-Owe Friman Peter Grim Henok Goitom Jones Kusi-Asare Johan Johansson Kristian Kaufmann Leif Klingborg Lars Larsson Börje Leander Börje Leback Yngve Leback Bernt Ljung Björne Lundström Peter Magnusson Goran Marklund Pär Millqvist Nebojša Novaković Per-Erik Nyberg Bo Petersson Gerry Rehn Yussef Saleh Peter Saverstam Thomas Wahlgren

Nenad Lukić Miloš Petković Vladimir Sandulović John Brownlie Mustapha Sama

[edit] Reserve Squad

No. Position Player 1 GK Tolga Ayranci 2 DF Kaan Demirag 3 MF Enis Duracovic 4 MF Emil Johansson 5 DF Elvin Sirbic 6 MF Niclas Wilow 7 MF Bryan Massa 8 MF Daniel Preciados 9 FW Dino Alikalfic 10 MF Ali Ferid 11 FW Nebiyu Tesema 12 GK Filip Sjunnesson 13 DF Dimostenis Pearastatidis 14 MF Viking Peterson 15 DF Johan Blixt Eriksson

No. Position Player 16 DF Behrooz Mirahmadi 17 MF Tuman Badjie 18 DF Mehdi Harek 19 FW Rodi Hasan 21 MF Umit Yarar 22 MF Daniel Lindberg 23 DF Volkan Coskun 24 MF Stavros Mavromatidis 25 DF Joshua Adomako Stafström 27 MF Martin Migic 28 MF Agid Tan 29 FW Iman Gilani 30 FW Hrair Martirosob 32 GK Ruben Labbe

• Head Coach: Valentic Azrudin

[edit] Notable Coaches

• 1983–1984: Bo Petersson
• 1988–1990: Bo Petersson
• 1992–1993: Erik Hamrén
• 1993-1994: Kjell Jonevret
• 2004–2005: Bo Petersson
• 2008-2009: Kenneth Wrede

[edit] External links

• Vasalunds IF

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