Johan Åkerman signs two-year deal with Danish club Herlev

Johan Åkerman has left Norwegian club Lillehammer after one season to become head coach of Danish side Herlev.

The move comes two weeks after Lillehammer and Åkerman parted ways by mutual agreement. The former Linköping and HV71 coach replaces Martin Gudmundsson, who is moving to Linköping as an assistant coach.

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