Two Icelandic Signings Strengthen Molde W for Toppserien Run-In
Molde W have signed Icelandic duo Soley Ingadottir and Fanney Johannesdottir ahead of the business end of the Toppserien season. The pair bring top-flight Icelandic experience to the club as they continue to build their case at Aker Stadium. Their arrival coincides with the unveiling of a new dressing room at the fjordside ground, marking a fresh chapter for the women's programme.
Two Icelandic Talents Arrive at Aker Stadium
Molde W have bolstered their Toppserien squad with the addition of two Icelandic players, Soley Ingadottir and Fanney Johannesdottir. The pair, described as former teammates, are heading to the northwest coast of Norway after several seasons at the top level of Icelandic football. Their arrival gives the women's side fresh options as the Toppserien heads into its most decisive phase.
A New Chapter for the Women's Side at Aker Stadium
The club recently marked another milestone for Molde W, with the squad gaining access to a brand-new dressing room at Aker Stadium — used for the first time following the summer break. The upgraded facility represents a tangible investment in the women's programme and reflects the growing status of Molde W as a shared tenant of the fjordside arena.
The timing of the improvements is significant: Molde W are currently hosting Toppserien matches at Aker Stadium throughout the 2026 season, with the ground serving as their permanent home venue.
Looking Ahead: Vålerenga W Visit on 26 September
With the squad reinforced and the facilities upgraded, Molde W now turn their focus to the rest of the Toppserien calendar. The next home fixture at Aker Stadium sees Vålerenga W visit on Saturday, 26 September, with kick-off at 1:00 PM — a fixture that will put the new arrivals and the team's home form to the test.
Fans looking to attend can purchase tickets through the official Molde FK ticketing platform. The club's shared-stadium model continues to make Aker Stadium one of the most active football venues in Norway this autumn, with women's and men's matches running in close succession across September and beyond.
