Nicklas Danielsson leaves Almtuna IS for new adventures

Nicklas Danielsson, a former SHL and Tre Kronor star, has stepped down as sports director at Almtuna IS after more than two years. The 41-year-old helped build a stable team in Hockeyallsvenskan despite limited resources and an aging arena in Uppsala. Club director Tobias Pehrsson praised his work but noted no successor has been appointed yet.

Danielsson took over as sports director at Almtuna midway through his half-season stint as assistant to Tony Mårtensson. Over two seasons, he established the club firmly in Hockeyallsvenskan, managing with small budgets in Uppsala's worn hockey arena. The departure was announced on Friday, with Danielsson moving on to 'new adventures.'

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Örebro Hockey head coach Niklas Eriksson looks disappointed at a press conference after his dismissal.
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Örebro Hockey sacks Niklas Eriksson after nearly ten years

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Örebro Hockey has parted ways with head coach Niklas Eriksson after nearly ten years with the club. Martin Filander is reportedly set to become the new head coach. Eriksson expressed deep disappointment over the sudden split.

Almtuna IS has appointed Jonas Almtorp as its new sports director, succeeding Nicklas Danielsson. The 42-year-old, who served as assistant coach last season, will oversee both the men's team and junior operations. Club director Tobias Pehrsson highlighted the thorough recruitment process.

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Jesper Ollas has taken over as permanent sport chief for Leksands IF, tasked with guiding the club back to the SHL following relegation to hockeyallsvenskan. The appointment comes just days after a qualification loss to HV71. Ollas, a longtime club figure, emphasized shifting focus from disappointment to rebuilding.

In the latest coaching staff change for Färjestad BK this season—following the mid-season dismissal of head coach Jörgen Jönsson and Olsson's promotion—Christer Olsson has left his assistant coach position after one season, citing family reasons. Ole-Kristian Tollefsen, who joined the senior team as an extra resource after his earlier promotion from the J20 squad, will replace him. Sports director Rickard Wallin confirmed the move.

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Kalmar HC announced changes to its leadership structure ahead of the new season. Sportchef Daniel Stolt advances to general manager, while Jarkko Oikarinen takes over as sportchef. The club also recruited Christian Widéen from rival Vimmerby to bolster its sports group.

Victor Johansson, a 20-year-old Toronto-drafted defenseman from Stockholm, has left Leksands IF for rival Brynäs after expressing a lack of trust in the club's leadership. Leksand head coach Johan Hedberg addressed Johansson's comments, confirming his involvement in a key meeting and highlighting factors affecting the player's ice time. The move comes after Leksand's SHL playoff exit.

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Tomas Holmström, the former Stanley Cup winner, will remain as head coach of Piteå HC for the next season following a successful mid-season appointment. The club achieved playoffs under his leadership despite starting at the bottom of the table. The extension for Holmström and assistant Daniel Rankvist is set to be announced soon.

 

 

 

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