Huima / Urho Squad, History and Competition Profile

Huima / Urho

Huima / Urho brings together the senior football traditions of Äänekoski and Suolahti in Central Finland. Founded in 2021, the Finnish club combines a locally rooted identity with a regional senior squad and domestic cup presence. Its profile connects the latest 28-player roster with the club’s movement history, competition record and place in the wider community and sporting culture of Äänekoski, Suolahti and the surrounding Central Finland region for local communities.

Xtra rating
1597
Conservative: 997
Rank club
646
Updated: 12 September 2026

Huima / Urho Upcoming matches by league

Kakkonen - Lohko C

  • - Group C
    Huima / Urho
    GBK

Huima / Urho Last matches by league

Kakkonen - Lohko C

  • - Group C
    Huima / Urho
  • - Group C
    Huima / Urho
    Kraft
  • - Group C
    JBK
    Huima / Urho
  • - Group C
    Huima / Urho
    VPS II

Suomen Cup

  • - Round of 64
    Huima / Urho
    KuPS Akatemia
  • - Round of 128
    Kuopion Elo
    Huima / Urho
    Väre Areena
  • - 4th Round
    Huima / Urho
    Haka
    Äänekosken Keskuskenttä nurmi
  • - 3rd Round
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    LAUTP

Huima / Urho Team Roster

Huima / Urho’s recorded squad contains 28 players: six attackers, ten defenders, nine midfielders and three goalkeepers. The group includes attackers Bacary Traore, K. Lampila and M. Liimatainen, defenders J. Heinonen, J. Saarikko and S. Suutari, midfielders A. Manninen, Aleks Norontaus and T. Rantamaki, and goalkeepers T. Tervakangas, S. Ikaheimo and S. Janhunen. Shirt numbers range from 1 to 97, with several players listed without a number. The balance gives the roster broad coverage across every main outfield line and the goalkeeping position.

position Goalkeeper

position Defender

position Midfielder

position Attacker

20 Bacary Traore
Bacary Traore
FWD Finland
30 Momodou Fadera
Momodou Fadera
FWD Gambia
45
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Last Huima / Urho Coachs

No coaching appointment is identified. The club’s leadership history is therefore not detailed here, and no current head coach or earlier appointment is named. This does not establish a vacancy; it means that a coaching role cannot be attributed confidently without a dated entry.

Heikki Nurmi

Heikki Nurmi

Finland
Coach since 1 January 2025
Coach until
History
Coach Coach country Coach since Coach until
Heikki Nurmi Finland 1 January 2025

Huima / Urho Transfers

The listed arrivals show Huima / Urho adding players from JJK, Vaajakoski, VJS, Fortune, FC Komeetat and Kypärämäki Rangers. Bacary Traore and S. Ronka arrived from JJK in June 2026, while J. Porkka, J. Pasoja, M. Liimatainen and M. Fadera are recorded as free-agent arrivals between December 2025 and April 2026. Earlier entries include free arrivals from JJK, Vaajakoski and other Finnish clubs, including L. Rutanen, E. Ettanen, L. Voikar, S. Suutari and Niko Kiiveri. No loan or loan-return entry appears in this listed set. The arrivals shown are not a complete arrival total.

Latest player transfers from
Player Team from Transfer type Transfer date
T. Törmä
Tampere United
Free agent 12 August 2026
B. Traore
JJK
- 30 June 2026
Bacary Traore
JJK
- 30 June 2026
Bacary Traore
JJK
- 29 June 2026
S. Ronka
JJK
- 4 June 2026
JJK
Free agent 14 April 2026
J. Pasoja
JJK
Free agent 28 February 2026
J. Pasoja
JJK
Free agent 28 February 2026
Vaajakoski
Free agent 5 February 2026
M. Fadera
Fortune
Free agent 31 December 2025
Vaajakoski
- 4 May 2025
VJS
Free agent 6 February 2025
Niko Kiiveri
Kypärämäki Rangers
Free 1 January 2025
J. Honkonen
FC Komeetat
Free 1 January 2025
D. Nurmi
Vaajakoski
Free 1 January 2025

The recorded departures list M. Verkko moving from Huima / Urho to Reipas on 31 May 2026 as a free agent, followed by L. Lehtonen’s move to Ilves II on 19 March 2026. The latter entry has no stated transfer classification. No loan or loan-return movement appears among these listed departures. They are documented examples rather than a complete account of player movement for the club’s squad history here for the club.

Latest player transfers to
Player Team to Transfer type Transfer date
J. Pasoja
JJK
- 31 July 2026
J. Pasoja
JJK
- 31 July 2026
Reipas
Free agent 31 May 2026
Ilves II
- 19 March 2026

Transfers Synthesis

Taken together, the recorded movement points to a locally connected recruitment pattern around Central Finland, with arrivals linked to JJK and Vaajakoski and additional entries from VJS, Fortune, FC Komeetat and Kypärämäki Rangers. Many listed arrivals were recorded as free-agent moves, while a smaller number had no transfer type stated. The movement dates run from 31 December 2024 to June 2026, showing activity across more than one registration period rather than a single isolated change. The departure record is much shorter, naming M. Verkko’s free-agent move to Reipas and L. Lehtonen’s move to Ilves II. Because both movement lists are limited selections, they cannot establish complete squad turnover, total arrivals or total departures. They do, however, document a predominantly domestic, regionally oriented flow of players into the team and only a small set of recorded exits.

Leagues Huima / Urho has participated in

Huima / Urho has recorded participation in the Suomen Cup from 2024 through 2025. The 2025 entry is the latest available record and indicates recent activity, although it does not establish a 2026 appearance. Suomen Cup is identified as a domestic cup competition, while no league competition, final placing or progression detail is recorded in the available participation history. The entry places the team within Finland’s national cup structure and complements its role in the regional football ecosystem in Central Finland.

Suomen Cup
Finland

More about Huima / Urho

Huima / Urho is a Finnish football identity based in Äänekoski, Central Finland, with Suolahti forming an important part of its local context. The club was founded in 2021. Its senior football story is rooted in cooperation between Äänekosken Huima and Suolahden Urho, two established sporting institutions whose histories reach back to 1904 and 1908 respectively. The combined operation was created to bring together football resources from the Äänekoski–Suolahti area and sustain a strong senior pathway for the surrounding communities.

The club’s home setting is closely tied to the municipal sporting network of Äänekoski. Äänekosken Keskuskenttä is identified as a core match venue, linking the team to a practical community ground rather than a detached commercial arena. That setting fits the wider character of the organisation, whose culture draws on local membership, volunteer energy, multi-sport heritage and pride in an industrial and lakeside region. Its visual identity and kit traditions reflect the merged heritage of Huima and Urho instead of erasing either foundation.

Governance is described as community-backed and membership-driven, with cooperation involving Äänekosken Huima Juniorijalkapallo and PK Urho. This structure supports a regional development model in which youth football, local coaching knowledge and senior amateur-to-semi-professional football are connected. The squad profile reflects that ecosystem: it is primarily Finnish and regionally sourced, with selective international additions also present in the recorded roster.

Within the Finnish football pyramid, Huima / Urho belongs to a domestic regional and national-tier environment associated with competitions such as Kolmonen and Kakkonen, while the Suomen Cup provides a national stage. The club has no indicated continental footprint. Its importance lies instead in representing a shared football project for Äänekoski and Suolahti, preserving two institutional traditions while giving players from Central Finland a continuing senior platform.

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