Västerås SK

Sweden · Founded 1904 · Solid Park Arena

FormLDWLW

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Club Info

ManagerK. Karlsson

CountrySweden

Founded1904

StadiumSolid Park Arena

CityVästerås

Capacity7,044

Surfaceartificial turf

Västerås SK Club History

Västerås SK were founded in 1904 and have spent the bulk of their history in the English league system, moving between divisions as fortunes shifted before settling into their modern identity.

Solid Park Arena has been the club's home for generations, and its matchdays remain the centre of the support — the terraces, the songs and the local rivalries that give the fixture list its weight.

Top Scorers2026

Mikkel Ladefoged#1·Assists: 39

Axel Sountonoma Taonsa#2·Assists: 06

Marcus Baggesen#3·Assists: 32

Jens Magnusson#4·Assists: 22

Philip Bonde#5·Assists: 12

Bonaventure Lendambi#6·Assists: 02

I. Lushaku#7·Assists: 51

Simon Gefvert#8·Assists: 41

Karl Gunnarsson#9·Assists: 31

Mattias Hellisdal#10·Assists: 21

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Top Assists2026

I. Lushaku#7·Goals: 15

Simon Gefvert#8·Goals: 14

Mikkel Ladefoged#1·Goals: 93

Marcus Baggesen#3·Goals: 23

Karl Gunnarsson#9·Goals: 13

Jens Magnusson#4·Goals: 22

Mattias Hellisdal#10·Goals: 12

Philip Bonde#5·Goals: 21

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Home Ground

Solid Park Arena

Competitions

SwedenLeague campaign Domestic CupKnockout rounds