2009 Djurgårdens IF season


will in the 2009 season compete in the Allsvenskan and Svenska Cupen.
Djurgården sacked both managers after the terrible 2008 year, Siggi Jónsson and Paul Lindholm.
The new coaches were presented on December 12, 2008, Andreé Jeglertz and former DIF-manager and two times Swedish champion with Djurgården, Zoran Lukic.
Djurgården finished at place 14 after winning all the three last games and played Assyriska in qualification for Allsvenskan. Assyriska won the first game at home with 2–0, but Djurgården came back and won 3–0 at home in extra time, which means that Djurgården will play Allsvenskan 2010
On June 3, 2009, Zoran Lukic left the club. Andreé Jeglertz is still in the club.

On June 12 former-Djurgården player Steve Galloway returns to the club as assistant manager.
On November 11 Former club director Tommy Jacobson was selected as new club director. 25 million Swedish crown is coming with him to the club, and 15 of that 25 million is going to be spent on new players for next season.

Squad

Transfers

Players in

Players out

Club

Coaching staff

Kit

Other information

Allsvenskan

Top scorers Allsvenskan

NameGoals
Hrvoje Milić
3
Sebastian Rajalakso
3
Daniel Sjölund
3
Christer Youssef
3
Patrik Haginge
3
Boyd Mwila
2
Toni Kuivasto
1
Mattias Jonson
1
Kebba Ceesay
1
Dan Burlin
1
Yosif Ayuba
1
Prince Ikpe Ekong
1
Markus Johannesson
1

NameAssists
Hrvoje Milić
2
Johan Oremo
2
Daniel Sjölund
1
Boyd Mwila
1
Pa Dembo Touray
1
Jan Tauer
1
Mikael Dahlberg
1
Mattias Jonson
1

Competitive matches

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Relegation Playoffs

Top scorers Relegation

NameGoals
Jan Tauer
1
Christer Youssef
1
Mattias Jonson
1

NameAssists
Hrvoje Milić
2
Patrik Haginge
1

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Djurgården won 3 - 2 on aggregate.
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[Svenska Cupen]

Top scorers Svenska Cupen

NameGoals
Philip Hellquist
1
Hrvoje Milić
1

Third Round

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Last 16

Friendlies

Top scorers Pre-season