Rosengard

FC Rosengård is the most successful club in Swedish women's football history, having won a record 14 Damallsvenskan titles — most recently in 2024. The club's history stretches back to 1970 when it was established as Malmö FF Dam, the women's section of Malmö FF. The team left Malmö FF in 2007, rebranding as LdB FC Malmö, and in 2013 merged with FC Rosengård 1917 to adopt its current name. Throughout these transformations, the on-pitch excellence has been remarkably consistent, with league titles spanning from the 1980s through to 2024. FC Rosengård play at Malmö IP, a historic stadium in central Malmö that has served as the home for women's football in the city since 2006. The club has been a regular participant in the UEFA Women's Champions League, reaching the semi-finals on multiple occasions and providing a platform for world-class players. Some of the biggest names in women's football have worn the Rosengård shirt over the years, making the club a focal point for top talent in Scandinavia. However, recent seasons have brought unprecedented challenges. The 2025 campaign saw Rosengård endure their worst season in history, and the 2026 season has continued to be difficult, with the club sitting in the lower reaches of the Damallsvenskan table. Despite these struggles, the weight of 14 league titles and decades of dominance mean FC Rosengård remain one of the most storied clubs in European women's football.