Magnus Wikman Appointed Assistant Coach at IFK Norrköping
Magnus Wikman has been named the assistant coach for IFK Norrköping's men's team after departing from the Swedish women's national team.
Key Points
- • Wikman previously coached the Swedish women's national football team.
- • He is excited to enhance the performance of IFK Norrköping.
- • This is his first club position since coaching Linköping.
- • Wikman aims to contribute his expertise to the team.
Magnus Wikman has been officially announced as the new assistant coach for IFK Norrköping's men's football team. Following his recent role with the Swedish women's national team, where his contract ended after the European Championship this summer, Wikman is eager to embark on this new chapter in his career.
At 54 years old, Wikman is stepping back into club football for the first time since he coached Linköping in the late 2000s. His extensive experience has been honed through his involvement with the Swedish Football Association, preparing him for this significant role. "It feels fun, stimulating, and developing. Very good to put it simply. I hope to contribute my expertise to make this group even better," Wikman expressed in a statement on the club's website.
Wikman's appointment comes as he joins head coach Martin Falk in striving to improve the team's performance in upcoming competitions. Fans and team members alike await the impact of his expertise in this new capacity.