Djurgårdens IF

Djurgårdens IF is a professional sports club based in Stockholm, Sweden, well-known for its successful football and ice hockey department, the most successful of the country with 16 titles since the establishment of the hockey section in 1922 (won in (1926, 1950, 1954, 1955, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1991, 2000 and 2001)). A mainstay in the Elitserien, Djurgårdens plays its home games at the Stockholm Globe Arena.

The team also won twice the European Cup, in 1991 and 1992.

Current squadEdit

Goaltenders

• 1. Daniel Larsson

• 30. Stefan Ridderwall

• 35. Teemu Lassila

Defensemen

• 4. Martin Lindman

• 6. Ronnie Pettersson

• 7. Alexander Ribbenstrand

• 15. Jiri Marusak

• 18. Thomas Johansson

• 29. Jonas Liwing

• 33. Timmy Pettersson

• 38. Fredrik Ericson

• 55. Daniel Fernholm

Forwards

• 9. Kristofer Ottosson

• 10. Patric Hörnqvist

• 16. Nichlas Falk

• 17. Christofer Löfberg

• 19. Jimmie Ölvestad

• 20. Christian Eklund

• 21. Andreas Engqvist

• 23. Fredrik Bremberg

• 24. Pär Bäcker

• 26. Morten Ask

• 34. Christopher Thörn

• 44. Nicklas Danielsson

• 84. Dragan Umicevic

Djurgårdens GreatsEdit

• Mats Sundin
• Charles "Challe" Berglund
• Mats Waltin
• Jan Viktorsson
• Andreas Samuelsson
• Nichlas Falk
• Espen Knutsen
• Kent Nilsson
• Mikael Johansson
• Daniel Tjärnqvist
• Niklas Kronwall
• Per Eklund
• Vladimir Orzagh
• Nils Ekman
• Dan Boyle
• Rolf Ridderwall
• Fredrik Bremberg
• Mikael Tellqvist
• Marty Turco
• José Théodore
• Tommy Söderström

Retired numbersEdit

• 2 Roland Stoltz
• 5 Sven Tumba
• 11 Jens Öhling
• 12 Lasse Björn
• 22 Håkan Södergren
• 27 Thomas Eriksson

External LinksEdit

• Djurgårdens IF's official website

Ice hockey in Sweden

Elitserien         Brynäs IF • Djurgårdens IF • Frölunda HC • Färjestads BK • HV 71 • Linköpings HC • Luleå HF • MODO Hockey • Rögle BK • Skellefteå AIK • Södertälje SK • Timrå IK

Allsvenskan         AIK • Almtuna IS • IF Björklöven • Bofors IK • Borås HC • Leksands IF • IF Malmö Redhawks • Mora IK • IK Oskarshamn • IF Sundsvall Hockey • IF Troja-Ljungby • VIK Västerås HK • Växjö Lakers HC • Örebro HK

Swedish Division 1

Swedish Division 2

Men's Swedish National Team • Women's Swedish National Team

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