2010 AIK Fotboll season

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ManagerMikael Stahre
(until 24 April)
Björn Wesström (interim)
(26 April – 22 June)
Alex Miller
(22 June – 10 November)
StadiumRåsunda Stadium
Allsvenskan11th
Svenska CupenQuarterfinal vs Helsingborg
AIK
2010 season
ManagerMikael Stahre
(until 24 April)
Björn Wesström (interim)
(26 April – 22 June)
Alex Miller
(22 June – 10 November)
StadiumRåsunda Stadium
Allsvenskan11th
Svenska CupenQuarterfinal vs Helsingborg
Svenska SupercupenChampions
UEFA Champions LeagueThird qualifying round vs Rosenborg
UEFA Europa LeaguePlayoff round vs Levski Sofia
Top goalscorerLeague: Mohamed Bangura (6)
All: Mohamed Bangura (7)
Highest home attendance21,181 vs Djurgården
(2 May 2010)
Lowest home attendance2,537 vs IFK Göteborg
(6 March 2010)
Average home league attendance11,925
(Allsvenskan - 31 October 2010)
11,149
(All competitions - 31 October 2010)
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AIK suffered from a season of turmoil, starting with high-profile loan signing Sebastián Eguren being a flop, continuing with the resignation of 2009 double-winning coach Mikael Stahre and the reigning champions getting involved in a relegation scrap. A disappointing display in Europe, getting knocked out of both the Champions League and the Europa League early was followed by a decent autumn, which at least saved the contract, much thanks to IFK Värnamo recruit Mohamed Bangura proving to be a success.

At the start of January, AIK sold Jos Hooiveld to Celtic for £2,000,000.[1]

In February, Sebastián Eguren joined AIK from Villarreal.[2]

In March, goalkeeper Kyriakos Stamatopoulos joined on loan for the season from Tromsø.[3] Whilst Yussuf Saleh joined Syrianska in a similar deal.[4]

The following month, April, Clécio joined on loan from Morrinhos until 30 June.[5]

In May, AIK announced that they had taken Ivan Turina and Jerry Bengtson on trial.[6]

On 4 June, Miran Burgić left AIK to sign for Wacker Innsbruck,[7] whilst on 17 June, Jorge Ortiz returned to Arsenal de Sarandí.[8]

At the end of June, AIK signed Helgi Daníelsson, Robert Persson, Goran Ljubojević and Admir Ćatović whilst Bojan Djordjic and Martin Kayongo-Mutumba both left the club to sign for Videoton in Hungary.[9][10] Mohamed Bangura joined in Mid-July from Kallon.[11]

At the end of August, Kevin Walker joined Assyriska on loan until 30 October.[12]

On 3 December, AIK announced that both Nicklas Bergh and Saihou Jagne would be leaving the club when their contracts expired at the end of the season.[13]

Squad

As of match played 7 November 2010[14]
No. Name Nationality Position Date of birth (age) Signed from Signed in Contract ends Apps. Goals
Goalkeepers
12 Tomi Maanoja Finland GK 12 September 1986 (aged 24) Honka 2008[15] 2011[15] 27 0
13 Kyriakos Stamatopoulos Canada GK 28 August 1979 (aged 31) on loan from Tromsø 2010 2010 5 0
22 Nicklas Bergh Sweden GK 6 September 1982 (aged 28) Eskilstuna City 2005 10 0
27 Ivan Turina Croatia GK 3 October 1980 (aged 30) Dinamo Zagreb 2010 19 0
76 Lee Baxter Sweden GK 17 June 1976 (aged 34) Landskrona BoIS 2008
Defenders
2 Niklas Backman Sweden DF 13 November 1988 (aged 21) Väsby United 2010 31 0
3 Per Karlsson Sweden DF 2 January 1986 (aged 24) Academy 2003
4 Nils-Eric Johansson Sweden DF 13 January 1980 (aged 30) Leicester City 2007[16] 2010[16] 119 6
6 Walid Atta Sweden DF 28 August 1986 (aged 24) Väsby United 2008 40 1
16 Martin Lorentzson Sweden DF 21 July 1984 (aged 26) Assyriska 2010 19 1
23 Christoffer Eriksson Sweden DF 25 May 1990 (aged 20) Väsby United 2010 8 0
Midfielders
5 Robert Persson Sweden MF 13 November 1979 (aged 30) Malmö 2010[9]
7 Helgi Daníelsson Sweden MF 13 July 1981 (aged 29) Hansa Rostock 2010[9] 23 0
8 Daniel Tjernström Sweden MF 19 February 1974 (aged 36) Örebro SK 1999
14 Kenny Pavey England MF 23 August 1979 (aged 31) Ljungskile 2006 127 14
18 Nicklas Maripuu Sweden MF 2 March 1992 (aged 18) Väsby United 2010 2 0
24 Daniel Gustavsson Sweden MF 29 August 1990 (aged 20) Västerås SK 2009 11 0
25 Yussuf Saleh Sweden MF 22 March 1984 (aged 26) Vasalund 2008 16 0
28 Viktor Lundberg Sweden MF 4 March 1991 (aged 19) Väsby United 2009 36 6
29 Gabriel Özkan Sweden MF 23 May 1986 (aged 24) IF Brommapojkarna 2006 55 8
30 Dulee Johnson Liberia MF 7 November 1984 (aged 26) Maccabi Tel Aviv 2009[17] 2011[17] 117 8
Forwards
9 Goran Ljubojević Croatia FW 4 May 1983 (aged 27) NK Zagreb 2010[9] 17 3
11 Antônio Flávio Brazil FW 5 January 1987 (aged 23) Santo André 2009[18] 51 10
17 Saihou Jagne The Gambia FW 10 October 1986 (aged 24) Väsby United 2008 45 7
20 Mohamed Bangura Sierra Leone FW 27 July 1989 (aged 21) Kallon 2010[11] 17 7
21 Admir Ćatović Bosnia and Herzegovina FW 5 September 1987 (aged 23) Väsby United 2010[9] 16 1
26 Pontus Engblom Sweden FW 3 November 1991 (aged 19) IFK Sundsvall 2009 27 2
Out on loan
15 Kevin Walker Sweden MF 3 August 1989 (aged 21) Örebro 2007 19 1
Sotirios Papagiannopoulos Sweden DF 5 September 1990 (aged 20) Academy 2008 0 0
Left during the season
5 Jorge Ortiz Argentina MF 20 June 1984 (aged 26) San Lorenzo 2008 67 1
7 Bojan Djordjic Sweden MF 6 February 1982 (aged 28) Plymouth Argyle 2008 49 1
9 Miran Burgić Slovenia FW 25 September 1984 (aged 26) Gorica 2006 68 16
10 Martin Kayongo-Mutumba Sweden FW 15 June 1985 (aged 25) Väsby United 2009 44 4
20 Clécio Brazil FW 31 May 1988 (aged 22) on loan from Morrinhos 2010 2010 3 0
33 Sebastián Eguren Uruguay MF 8 January 1981 (aged 29) Villarreal 2010[2] 8 0

Transfers

In

Date Position Nationality Name From Fee Ref.
1 January 2010DFSwedenNiklas BackmanVäsby UnitedUndisclosed
1 January 2010DFSwedenMartin LorentzsonAssyriskaUndisclosed
19 February 2010MFUruguaySebastián EgurenVillarrealUndisclosed[2]
1 March 2010DFSwedenChristoffer ErikssonVäsby UnitedUndisclosed
1 July 2010GKCroatiaIvan TurinaDinamo ZagrebUndisclosed
1 July 2010MFSwedenNicklas MaripuuVäsby UnitedUndisclosed
28 June 2010MFIcelandHelgi DaníelssonHansa RostockUndisclosed[9]
28 June 2010MFSwedenRobert PerssonMalmöUndisclosed[9]
28 June 2010FWCroatiaGoran LjubojevićNK ZagrebUndisclosed[9]
28 June 2010FWBosnia and HerzegovinaAdmir ĆatovićVäsby UnitedUndisclosed[9]
19 July 2010FWSierra LeoneMohamed BanguraKallonUndisclosed[11]

Loans in

Start date Position Nationality Name From End date Ref.
6 March 2010GKCanadaKyriakos StamatopoulosTromsø31 December 2010[3]
11 April 2010FWBrazilClécioMorrinhos30 June 2010[5]

Out

Date Position Nationality Name To Fee Ref.
11 January 2010DFNetherlandsJos HooiveldCeltic£2,000,000[1]
4 June 2010FWSloveniaMiran BurgićWacker InnsbruckUndisclosed[7]
17 June 2010MFArgentinaJorge OrtizArsenal de SarandíUndisclosed[8]
28 June 2010MFSwedenBojan DjordjicVideotonUndisclosed[10][9]
28 June 2010FWSwedenMartin Kayongo-MutumbaVideotonUndisclosed[10][9]
8 July 2010MFUruguaySebastián EgurenSporting GijónUndisclosed

Loans out

Start date Position Nationality Name To End date Ref.
1 January 2010DFSwedenSotirios PapagiannopoulosVäsby United
24 March 2010MFSwedenYussuf SalehSyrianska1 December 2010[4]
28 August 2010MFSwedenKevin WalkerAssyriska30 October 2010[12]

Released

Date Position Nationality Name Joined Date Ref
7 December 2010MFLiberiaDulee JohnsonPanetolikos21 January 2011[19]
31 December 2010GKSwedenNicklas BerghEskilstuna City[13]
31 December 2010FWThe GambiaSaihou JagneIF Brommapojkarna[13]

Trial

Date from Position Nationality Name Last club Date to Ref
May 2010GKCroatiaIvan TurinaDinamo Zagreb[6]
May 2010FWHondurasJerry BengtsonVida[6]

Competitions

Squad statistics

References

Sources

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