THE CLUB
FROM THE
NORTH.
FROM GRØNNEHAVE
TO THE SUPERLIGA.
1902 The first matches HIF play their first matches in SBU’s competition at Grønnehave, between Kronborg and Marienlyst. 1923 A stadium for the city On 1 July, the stadium on Nordre Strandvej opens. More than 3.000 spectators watch the inaugural match against BK Frem. 2005 A new chapter FC Helsingør, formerly Elite 3000, is established as an independent association. 2017 The Superliga dream The play-off matches against Viborg end in promotion to Denmark’s top flight. 2019 A new home ground From the 2019/20 season, the team play at the new stadium on Gammel Hellebækvej. 2025 New energy at the club In 2025, FC Helsingør’s new ownership structure was approved. Never Say Never (NSN) and Stoneweg are behind the club’s new chapter, with Andrés Iniesta as part of NSN. The ambition is to develop the club with a focus on talent development, a strong foundation and close ties to the local community. 2026 A new chapter in Division 3 After relegation from Division 1 in 2024, FC Helsingør dropped further to Division 3 after the 2025/26 season. This marked the start of a new sporting phase with major changes to the squad. At the same time, Morten Stig Bork Jørgensen took over as CEO and will work alongside Head of Partnerships René Dupont to strengthen the club both on and off the pitch.
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