2019 RoPS season

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ChairmanRisto Niva
ManagerPasi Tuutti
StadiumRovaniemen keskuskenttä
Veikkausliiga10th
RoPS
2019 season
ChairmanRisto Niva
ManagerPasi Tuutti
StadiumRovaniemen keskuskenttä
Veikkausliiga10th
Finnish CupQuarterfinal vs KPV
UEFA Europa LeagueFirst Qualifying Round vs Aberdeen
Top goalscorerLeague: Youness Rahimi (5)
All: Two Players (5)
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The 2019 season was RoPS's 7th Veikkausliiga season since their promotion back to the top flight in 2012. RoPS finished the season in 10th position, reached the Quarterfinals of the Finnish Cup where they were knocked out by KPV and the first qualifying round of the UEFA Europa League where they were beaten by Aberdeen.

As of 2 August 2019

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
2 DF Finland FIN Henrik Ölander
3 DF Nigeria NGA Taye Taiwo
4 MF Spain ESP Jagoba Beobide
5 DF Finland FIN Kalle Katz (on loan from HJK)
6 DF Finland FIN Atte Sihvonen
7 MF Finland FIN Youness Rahimi
8 MF Spain ESP Sergio Llamas
10 MF Finland FIN Lucas Lingman
11 FW Finland FIN Aleksandr Kokko
12 GK Finland FIN Mikko Rantala
14 MF Finland FIN Eetu Muinonen
15 DF Finland FIN Kevin Kouassivi-Benissan (on loan from HJK)
17 FW Finland FIN Sampo Ala
18 FW Finland FIN Veka Pyyny
No. Pos. Nation Player
19 MF Finland FIN Tuomas Kaukua
20 DF Finland FIN Juho Hyvärinen
21 FW Finland FIN Matias Tamminen
22 MF Finland FIN Rasmus Degerman
23 FW Finland FIN Niklas Jokelainen
24 MF Finland FIN Tommi Jäntti
25 GK Spain ESP Antonio Reguero
26 DF Finland FIN Eerik Kantola
27 DF Nigeria NGA Samuel Olabisi
33 MF Brazil BRA Agnaldo
34 MF Netherlands NED Tarik Kada
35 GK Finland FIN Juhani Kangas
88 DF France FRA Mohamadou Sissoko

Transfers

In

Date Position Nationality Name From Fee Ref.
13 November 2018DFFinlandHenrik ÖlanderKemi CityUndisclosed[1]
13 November 2018MFFinlandTommi JänttiKlubi 04Undisclosed[1]
13 November 2018FWFinlandNiklas JokelainenIlvesUndisclosed[1]
21 December 2018DFFinlandAtte SihvonenEkenäsUndisclosed[2]
1 February 2019GKNorth MacedoniaDamjan ShishkovskiLahtiUndisclosed[3]
5 February 2019MFSpainSergio LlamasAlavésUndisclosed[4]
13 February 2019DFFranceMohamadou SissokoKardemir KarabüksporUndisclosed[5]
21 February 2019MFNetherlandsTarik KadaHeracles AlmeloUndisclosed[6]
27 February 2019MFBrazilAgnaldoMoldeUndisclosed[7]
10 April 2019FWFinlandYouness RahimiHonkaUndisclosed[8]
30 July 2019MFSpainJagoba BeobideBurgosUndisclosed[9]

Loans in

Start date Position Nationality Name From End date Ref.
7 January 2019DFFinlandKalle KatzHJKEnd of Season[10]
2 August 2019DFFinlandKevin Kouassivi-BenissanHJKEnd of Season[11]

Released

Date Position Nationality Name Joined Date
30 January 2019[12]DFFinlandJuuso HämäläinenInter Turku
30 January 2019[12]DFFinlandLassi JärvenpääIFK Mariehamn
30 January 2019[12]DFHaitiJems GeffrardFresno
30 January 2019[12]DFJapanFugo SegawaAC Oulu
30 January 2019[12]MFFinlandAntti OkkonenRetired
30 January 2019[12]MFGeorgia (country)Giorgi GoroziaLocomotive Tbilisi
30 January 2019[12]FWFinlandVahid HamboAstra Giurgiu
30 January 2019[12]FWFinlandSimo RoihaKPV
21 July 2019[13]GKNorth MacedoniaDamjan ShishkovskiRabotnički21 July 2019
31 December 2019DFFinlandHenrik ÖlanderAC Oulu1 January 2020
31 December 2019DFNigeriaTaye TaiwoDoxa Katokopias3 July 2020[14]
31 December 2019MFSpainJagoba BeobideReal Unión22 January 2020
31 December 2019MFSpainSergio LlamasReal Unión1 July 2020
31 December 2019FWFinlandNiklas JokelainenAC Oulu
31 December 2019DFFinlandEerik Kantola
31 December 2019MFBrazilAgnaldoKastrioti14 August 2020
31 December 2019MFNetherlandsTarik KadaAl-Ahli23 January 2020
31 December 2019GKFinlandJuhani Kangas
31 December 2019DFFranceMohamadou SissokoErmis Aradippou

Competitions

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