Alexander Bjurström is parting ways with Visby/Roma after two seasons as the team's top scorer. The 28-year-old forward turned down a contract offer despite helping the club achieve promotion to HockeyAllsvenskan.
Bjurström recorded 53 points in 46 games during the 2024/25 season and followed that with 51 points in 52 regular-season games this year. In the playoffs he added nine goals and 16 points over 16 games as Visby/Roma earned its first-ever promotion to the higher division.
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Visby Roma secured a historic promotion to the Hockeyallsvenskan for the 2026/27 season, defeating Hudiksvall 4-1 in the fourth game of the Hockeyettan final on Wednesday evening. The victory gave Visby Roma a 3-1 series win, marking the first time a Gotland-based team advances to Sweden's second-tier league. Coach Hans Särkijärvi, who returned mid-season, led the celebration on home ice.
Visby Roma is actively pursuing forward Carl Jakobsson from Västerås as part of its preparations for a return to the Hockeyallsvenskan. The club is also advancing plans to renovate its home arena.
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Forward John Dahlström is leaving AIK for a new role with Visby Roma. The 29-year-old moves after a challenging season affected by injuries.
Visby Roma has added Finnish goalkeeper Joona Voutilainen to its roster ahead of the club's first season in HockeyAllsvenskan.
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Luleå Hockey forward Mathias Bromé must decide within two weeks whether to honor his contract through 2028 or accept an overseas offer. The 31-year-old Swede, who joined Luleå after a stint in Örebro, won the SM-guld in his first season there. A contract clause allows him to depart for abroad by May 1.
Daniel Muzito-Bagenda, a popular forward with AIK, will not receive a new contract from the club. The 29-year-old departs after 249 matches and 170 points over five seasons. He described the business nature of hockey in an interview with HockeyNews.
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Emil Alba has signed with Björklöven after leaving Färjestad. The forward reunites with coach Magnus Bogren under a one-year deal.