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KI Klaksvik

KI Klaksvik

UEFA Champions League

Season Statistics

3 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (67%) Draw (33%) Loss (0%)
3 Played
2 Won
1 Drawn
0 Lost
4 Goals For
2 Goals Against

Team Overview

KI Klaksvik enter this UEFA Champions League campaign as representatives of Faroese football, a competition context in which qualification alone represents a significant achievement for clubs from smaller footballing nations. Their presence in this stage of continental competition reflects the growth of Faroese sides in recent years, with Klaksvik establishing themselves as one of the more consistent forces in that footballing landscape.

Statistically, the current European campaign has been a strong one for the club. Across three matches played, KI Klaksvik have won two and drawn one, remaining unbeaten with a record of 2W-1D-0L. They have scored four goals while conceding just two, giving them a positive goal difference of plus two, and their form line of WWD points to a side building momentum as the competition progresses. Notably, their away form has been perfect, winning their only match on the road, while at home they have taken four points from two matches, including one clean sheet. Having failed to score in only one of their three outings, the team has shown a reasonable balance between defensive solidity and attacking output.

Under manager Magnus Powell, the numbers suggest a team that is competitive rather than simply making up the numbers at this level, with only one goal conceded on average across the campaign so far indicating a well-organized defensive foundation. The one blemish being a draw rather than a loss further underlines the resilience in their results to date. For a club of Klaksvik's stature stepping into continental competition, this record of remaining unbeaten through three matches, combined with a positive goal difference, represents a genuinely encouraging body of work and a platform the side will look to build on as the competition continues.

Squad (26 players)

Goalkeepers (4)

Nicolai Christensen
#12 Nicolai Christensen
M. Fabricius Jensen
#96 M. Fabricius Jensen
S. John
#1 S. John
R. Josephsen
#16 R. Josephsen

Defenders (7)

J. Danielsen
#23 J. Danielsen
O. Færø
#22 O. Færø
Jean Carlos
#36 Jean Carlos
D. Johansen
#6 D. Johansen
Simun Kalso
#29 Simun Kalso
G. Rólantsson
#26 G. Rólantsson
G. Tellechea
#2 G. Tellechea

Midfielders (11)

H. Näsström
#25 H. Näsström
O. Ali
#28 O. Ali
J. Andreasen
#8 J. Andreasen
M. González
#24 M. González
H. Hánsson
#10 H. Hánsson
J. Joensen
#33 J. Joensen
P. Johannesen
#13 P. Johannesen
D. Pavlović
#5 D. Pavlović
F. Brattbakk
#17 F. Brattbakk
Andras  Frederiksberg
#7 Andras Frederiksberg
J. Johannessen
#11 J. Johannessen

Attackers (4)

E. Hustad
#20 E. Hustad
P. Klettskarð
#9 P. Klettskarð
P. Müller
#21 P. Müller
D. Reynheim
#27 D. Reynheim

Recent Transfers

2025/26 & 2026/27

Arrivals (19)

M. Sinyan
From KFUM Oslo
Loan Jul 2026
Nicolai Christensen
From Skive
Free agent Jun 2026
Jean Carlos
From Guarany de Bagé
Free agent Mar 2026
H. Näsström
From Landskrona BoIS
Free agent Mar 2026
O. Ali
From CA Bizertin
Free agent Feb 2026
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Departures (21)

R. Hentze
To AB
Free agent Feb 2026
S. Johannessen
To Skála
Free agent Feb 2026
L. Ahmed
To B68
Free agent Feb 2026
D. Andreasen
To B36 Torshavn
Free agent Feb 2026
P. Da Silva
To FC Kalundborg
- Aug 2025
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Injuries & Availability

0 Out 0 Doubtful

No injuries reported - full squad available.

Impact Analysis

KI Klaksvik currently finds itself in an enviable position with a completely clean bill of health across the squad. With zero players listed as unavailable, doubtful, or confirmed out, the club can call upon its full complement of players for selection, giving selectors maximum flexibility across every position on the pitch. This is a notable advantage in a competition as demanding as the UEFA Champions League, where squad depth and rotation options can often prove decisive over the course of a campaign.

The absence of any injury concerns means there are no gaps to paper over in defense, midfield, or attack, and no reliance on backup options forced into unexpected prominence. Every player available represents a genuine selection choice rather than a necessity born of circumstance, which speaks well of the squad's overall fitness management. For a club competing on the continental stage, this level of availability is a valuable asset, allowing for consistency in team selection and tactical planning without the disruption that injuries typically bring. While football is unpredictable and situations can change, KI Klaksvik's current position of full strength is a positive marker heading into their upcoming fixtures, free from the depth concerns that so often complicate preparation for major matches.

Recent Form

DWWDL
D Kauno Žalgiris 0-0 (H)
W Atert Bissen 1-2 (A)
W Atert Bissen 2-1 (H)
D NSI Runavik 0-0 (A)
L 07 Vestur 0-1 (H)

Form Analysis

KI Klaksvik's recent form reads as inconsistent across their last five matches, with two wins, two draws, and a single loss producing a mixed picture rather than a clear upward or downward trend. The sequence began with a scoreless home draw against Kauno Zalgiris, followed by back-to-back victories over Atert Bissen, first 2-1 away and then 2-1 at home, before form cooled with a goalless draw against NSI Runavik on the road and a 1-0 home defeat to 07 Vestur. Across these five fixtures the team managed only four goals, with three of them coming in the two matches against Atert Bissen, suggesting attacking output has been heavily concentrated against that particular opponent rather than spread evenly across all fixtures.

Defensively, KI Klaksvik have conceded three goals in five matches and kept two clean sheets, both of which came in draws rather than wins, pointing to a team that can be solid at the back but has occasionally struggled to convert defensive stability into victories. The home record in this sample is notably uneven: two home matches produced a draw and a win, while another home match ended in defeat to 07 Vestur, indicating that home advantage has not consistently translated into results. Overall, the sample shows a side capable of scoring against certain opposition but lacking consistency in maintaining momentum from one match to the next.

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