Malmö FF

|- | colspan=" 2" style=" text-align: center; padding: 0.5em; " bgcolor=" white" | |- | founded Club the | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| February 24th 1910 |- | President | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| Bengt Madsen |- | To manage | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| Sören Åkeby |- | Colors | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| blue sky and white |- | Stage | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| Malmö Stadion
(26 500 places) |- | Seat | bgcolor=#EEEEEE| Boxes 19067
200 73 Malmö |- |bgcolor=" white" | |bgcolor=" white" | |} The Malmö Fotbollförening is a club Swedish of Football based with Malmö. It evolves/moves in the First Division of Sweden. The club, created the February 24th 1910, gained 15 Championnats, 14 Coupes of Sweden and played a final of Ligue of the Champions in 1979. With IFK Gothenburg and AIK Solna, Malmö FF belongs to the three large clubs of the country which accumulated 42 Championnats between them.

History

  • 1910 : foundation of the club
  • 1960: 1st participation in a Cut of Europe (C1) (season 1960/61)

Manpower 2007-08

Guards
  • 1 Håkan Svensson
  • 35 Jonas Sandqvist
  • 40 Jonnie Fedel

Defenders

  • 2 Ulrich Vinzents
  • 3 Daniel Theorin
  • 4 Jimmy Dixon
  • 5 Gabriel
  • 16 Christian Järdler

Mediums

  • 7 Anders Andersson
  • 11 Yksel Osmanovski
  • 13 Babis Stefanidis
  • 17 Joakim Nilsson
  • 19 Johan Andersson
  • 20 Ola Toivonen
  • 22 Robin Nilsson
  • 23 Labinot Harbuzi
  • 24 Philip Milenkovic
  • 25 Behrang Safari
  • 27 Anes Mravac
  • 28 Joakim Persson
  • 30 Daniel Andersson ( Capitaine )
  • 32 Niklas Hansson

Assailing

Transfer 2007

Arrived

  • 13 Babis Stefanidis (of)

Departures

  • 10 Jari Litmanen (for a large wound)
  • 14 Jon Inge Høiland (in Stabæk Fotball)
  • 21 Raoul Kouakou (in Sandefjord Fotball)
  • 26 Marcus Pode (with FC Nordsjælland)

Large players

Former Managers

  • Bob Houghton
  • Roy Hodgson
  • Viggo Jensen
  • Twists Grip
  • Tom Prahl

Prize list

  • Cut of the clubs European champions :

External bonds

  • Official site
  • MF Support - official to support club site

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