Sirius Fotboll have announced that club director Martin Malmberg is leaving his position with immediate effect. The decision comes after two intense years where the club has grown both on and off the pitch, including a strong 2026 season where the team leads Allsvenskan with 42 points (13W-3D-1L) and a nine-point margin over Hammarby FF. League standing: 1st in Allsvenskan, 42 pts, 13W-3D-1L from 17 games, recent form LDWWW.
What happened?
Martin Malmberg took on the role of club director in the summer of 2024 after Christer Abrahamsson's departure. Now he is ending his tenure with immediate effect. Sirius justify the change with the club's rapid growth and the need for leadership that can handle increased complexity. Goals this season: 47 scored, 23 conceded (+24 goal difference).
Why it matters for Sirius?
During Malmberg's time, Sirius has made significant progress, including a record deal when Robbie Ure was sold to Sevilla for up to 100 million kronor. The club has also seen increased attendance and better financial results. Lead at the top: 9 points clear of Hammarby FF.
What comes next?
Interim club director will be Johan Färnstrand, who has worked for Sirius for the past five years. The club is now looking for a permanent successor. Sirius' next match is at home against Degerfors IF on September 14. Next fixture: vs Degerfors IF (at home, 2026-09-14).
