About FK Haugesund

FK Haugesund is a professional football club from the city of Haugesund on the west coast of Norway. The club was founded in 1993 as a result of a merger between local teams, with the goal of creating a stronger elite club for the region. Haugesund plays its home matches at Haugesund Stadion and is known for its white kit and nickname “The Seagulls.” The club represents a relatively young but stable presence in Norwegian top football.

Since its formation, FK Haugesund has gradually established itself in Norwegian football, spending multiple seasons in the top division and becoming a regular Eliteserien club. One of its biggest achievements came in 2013, when the club finished third in the league, marking its best-ever domestic result. Haugesund has also reached the Norwegian Cup final twice, in 2007 and 2019, although it did not manage to win the trophy.

The club has also gained experience in European competitions, participating in UEFA Europa League qualifying rounds on several occasions, where it achieved notable wins and competitive performances against stronger opposition. In modern Norwegian football, Haugesund is considered a solid mid-to-upper table team, known for developing players and occasionally challenging for European spots. Despite fluctuations in form, it remains an important and respected club in Norwegian football culture.