Kongsvinger Football Club Profile

Kongsvinger

Kongsvinger combines a long Norwegian sporting tradition with a distinctly local identity. The club’s red-and-white colours, riverside home and place within the wider Kongsvinger Idrettslag framework give it a recognisable profile, while its history includes sustained top-flight competition and European qualification. The 2026 team page brings together the club’s latest roster context, coaching chronology, movement history and competition record, placing current developments within the story of a club founded in 1892.

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Xtra rating
1684
Conservative: 1082
Rank club
426
Updated: 13 September 2026

Kongsvinger Upcoming matches by league

1. Division

  • - Regular Season - 23
    Kongsvinger
    hodd
    Gjemselund Stadion
  • - Regular Season - 24
    Moss
    No H2H
    Kongsvinger
  • - Regular Season - 25
    Kongsvinger
    No H2H
    Ranheim
    Gjemselund Stadion
  • - Regular Season - 26
    Stromsgodset
    No H2H
    Kongsvinger
    Marienlyst Stadion

NM Cupen

  • - Round of 64
    Eidsvold
    No H2H
    Kongsvinger

Kongsvinger Last matches by league

1. Division

  • - Regular Season - 22
    Egersund
    Kongsvinger
  • - Regular Season - 21
    Kongsvinger
    Raufoss
    Gjemselund Stadion
  • - Regular Season - 20
    Kongsvinger
    Lyn
    Gjemselund Stadion
  • - Regular Season - 19
    ODD Ballklubb
    Kongsvinger
    Skagerak Arena

NM Cupen

  • - Round 1
    Skreia
    Kongsvinger
  • - Round of 32
    Kongsvinger
    KFUM Oslo
    Gjemselund Stadion
  • - Round of 64
    Junkeren
    Kongsvinger
  • - Round of 128
    Brumunddal
    Kongsvinger

Friendlies Clubs

  • - Club Friendlies
    Hammarby FF
    Kongsvinger
  • - Club Friendlies
    Stabaek
    Kongsvinger
  • - Club Friendlies
    Kongsvinger
    Strommen
  • - Club Friendlies
    Lillestrom
    Kongsvinger

Kongsvinger Team Roster

Kongsvinger’s recorded squad contains 28 players across four position groups. The list includes 12 attackers, eight defenders, five midfielders and three goalkeepers, giving the roster its clearest structural profile. The attacking group features G. Johnson, L. Langrekken, M. Sande and V. Lysell, while S. Norheim, V. Fors and P. Udnaes are among the listed defenders. A. Dybevik and M. Gjerstrøm provide midfield representation, with W. Da Rocha, M. Sayouba and A. Gorodovoy recorded as goalkeepers. The names and positions reflect the latest available squad listing, not a projected matchday selection.

position Goalkeeper

1 William Da Rocha
71 Mandé Sayouba
Mandé Sayouba
GK Côte d'Ivoire
93 Aleksey Gorodovoy

position Defender

2 Lars Victor Fors
Lars Victor Fors
DEF Sweden
3 Sondre Norheim
Sondre Norheim
DEF Norway
5 Daniel Lysgård
Daniel Lysgård
DEF Norway
12 Mapenda Mbow
Mapenda Mbow
DEF Senegal
16
19 Emil Adrendrup Nielsen
29 Philip Fjellman
Philip Fjellman
DEF Norway

position Midfielder

position Attacker

Last Kongsvinger Coachs

The latest recorded coaching appointments began on 1 October 2023. M. Erga’s spell is dated through 1 December 2023, while J. Vennberg’s appointment has no recorded end date. The available timeline does not establish a current holder. V. Hansen’s preceding spell ran from 1 January to 1 October 2023. Earlier chronology places E. Mæland in the role from 2021 to 2022 and E. Nystuen from September 2020 to January 2021. The sequence is presented as a dated coaching history rather than a confirmed current appointment.

Johan Peter Wennberg

Johan Peter Wennberg

Sweden
Coach since 1 October 2023
Coach until
History
Coach Coach country Coach since Coach until
Johan Peter Wennberg Sweden 1 October 2023
Magnus Erga Norway 1 October 2023 1 December 2023
Vegard Hansen Norway 1 January 2023 1 October 2023
1 June 2021
Espen Nystuen Norway 1 September 2020 1 January 2021
Mika Lehkosuo Finland 1 December 2019 1 September 2020
Vítor Hugo Brito Gazimba Portugal 1 January 2019 1 December 2019
Espen Nystuen Norway 1 November 2018 1 January 2019
Mark Dempsey England 1 July 2018 1 November 2018
Kazimierz Stanisław Sokołowski Poland 15 May 2018
Hans Erik Eriksen Norway 12 January 2017
Luís Berkemeier Pimenta Portugal 1 January 2015 1 January 2017
Andre Bergdølmo Norway 1 January 2014 1 January 2015
Tom Nordlie Norway 1 January 2012 1 December 2012

Kongsvinger Transfers

The recorded arrivals show a mixture of transfers, loans, free-agent additions and returns from loan. Recent activity includes the loan arrival of A. C. Ntiso from Lillestrom, plus S. Elmi from Raufoss and transfers involving M. Sande, W. Da Rocha and P. Udnaes. L. Juberg-Hovland and V. Fors are recorded as free-agent arrivals, while G. Johnson, S. Norheim, F. Christensen and M. Flores joined through transfers. A. Overby, M. Damhaug, M. Trengereid and A. Sandstad also appear in return-from-loan records. This is a capped recent snapshot, not a complete arrivals total.

Latest player transfers from
Player Team from Transfer type Transfer date
S. Elmi
Raufoss
Free agent 24 July 2026
S. Elmi
Raufoss
Free agent 24 July 2026
A. C. Ntiso
Lillestrom
Loan 20 July 2026
S. Elmi
Raufoss
Free agent 30 June 2026
S. Elmi
Raufoss
Free agent 30 June 2026
A. C. Ntiso
Lillestrom
Loan 17 June 2026
A. Overby
Eidsvold
Return from loan 19 April 2026
M. Sande
Brann
Transfer 24 March 2026
W. Da Rocha
KFUM Oslo
Transfer 9 February 2026
W. Da Rocha
KFUM Oslo
Transfer 8 February 2026
P. Udnaes
Eidsvold
Transfer 2 February 2026
V. Fors
Raufoss
Free agent 29 January 2026
G. Johnson
Hässleholms IF
Transfer 29 January 2026
L. Juberg-Hovland
Molde
Free agent 29 January 2026
M. Trengereid
Arendal
Return from loan 30 December 2025

The recorded departures include transfers, free-agent exits, loans and returns to parent clubs. A. C. Ntiso and E. Pajic are listed as returning from loan, while A. Overby, A. Sandstad and M. Damhaug appear in loan departures. Transfer exits include N. Williams, M. Trengereid, J. Grundt, F. Holme and E. Taylor. J. Holtan, L. Haren, M. Vinjor, J. Nilsson, L. J. Fjeld and H. Holter are recorded as free agents. The dated material is a capped recent snapshot rather than a complete departures total.

Latest player transfers to
Player Team to Transfer type Transfer date
A. C. Ntiso
Lillestrom
Return from loan 5 July 2026
A. Overby
Eidsvold
Loan 9 April 2026
J. Holtan
Afturelding
Free agent 19 March 2026
W. Ärlig
Varbergs BoIS FC
- 28 February 2026
N. Williams
Sarpsborg 08 FF
Transfer 5 February 2026
J. Grundt
Tromso
Transfer 29 January 2026
M. Vinjor
KFUM Oslo
Free agent 29 January 2026
M. Trengereid
Arendal
Transfer 29 January 2026
M. Damhaug
Eidsvold
Free agent 29 January 2026
F. Holmé
Fredrikstad
Transfer 29 January 2026
F. Holme
Fredrikstad
Transfer 29 January 2026
M. Vinjor
KFUM Oslo
Free agent 29 January 2026
L. Haren
Valerenga
Free agent 29 January 2026
J. Grundt
Tromso
Transfer 29 January 2026
M. Damhaug
Eidsvold
Free agent 28 January 2026

Transfers Synthesis

Taken together, the recent movement records point to substantial roster turnover across 2025 and 2026, with arrivals and departures spanning several transaction types. Kongsvinger added players through transfers, free-agent moves and loans, while also recording several returns from temporary spells elsewhere. The departure side shows the same mixture, including loans to Eidsvold and other clubs, free-agent exits, transfers and returns from loan. Several names recur across the two directions or at different dates, notably A. C. Ntiso, A. Overby, A. Sandstad, M. Damhaug, M. Trengereid and E. Pajic. Those repetitions are consistent with temporary registrations, loan cycles or subsequent changes, but the available movement records do not establish a complete net balance. The lists are limited recent snapshots rather than an exhaustive transfer history. The clearest supported conclusion is an active period of squad change involving both recruitment and player exits, without a reliable basis for quantifying its overall scale.

Leagues Kongsvinger has participated in

Kongsvinger’s recorded competition history covers Norway’s NM Cupen, 1. Division, Eliteserien and 2. Division - Group 1, alongside Friendlies Clubs. NM Cupen is recorded through 2026, while 1. Division is recorded through 2025; both therefore represent recent competition contexts. Friendlies Clubs has entries through 2025. The Eliteserien record is limited to 2022, making it historical in this context, and 2. Division - Group 1 is recorded only for 2021. The competition history reflects movement between Norway’s top flight and lower divisions rather than a single uninterrupted level.

More about Kongsvinger

Kongsvinger, formally Kongsvinger Idrettslag Toppfotball and commonly known as KIL, is the professional football arm associated with Kongsvinger Idrettslag in Kongsvinger, Innlandet, Norway. The club was founded in 1892, linking the football operation to the town’s sporting tradition. Its traditional colours are red and white, a combination that gives the team a clear visual identity in Norwegian football.

Gjemselund Stadion has been Kongsvinger’s home ground since 1953. The stadium stands beside the Glomma River and uses an artificial pitch with under-soil heating, a practical feature for football in Norway’s demanding winter climate. The setting connects the club closely with its town and with the wider sporting community that surrounds the Idrettslag structure.

Kongsvinger’s strongest historical period came in the top flight. The club spent 17 consecutive seasons in Norway’s highest division from 1982 to 1999, establishing a sustained presence at the national elite level. That era brought league silver and bronze medals, deep Norwegian Football Cup runs and appearances in European qualification pathways associated with the UEFA Cup. The club has also moved between the top division and the upper reaches of the national second tier, creating a history shaped by both elite competition and development through lower professional levels.

The wider Kongsvinger Idrettslag framework provides a community-based foundation, while the Toppfotball operation supports professional football. The club’s identity is also associated with regional development in Innlandet and Hedmark, complemented over time by experienced domestic players and a selective Scandinavian and Nordic influence. Together, its long history, riverside stadium, red-and-white traditions and connection to local sport define Kongsvinger’s durable place in Norwegian football.

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Sandnes ULF vs Kongsvinger
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Haugesund vs Kongsvinger
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