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Damallsvenskan
The goalkeeper chose to leave Malmö FF rather than sit behind Chelsea recruit Zecira Musovic, sealing a swift switch to Djurgården.
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Moa Öhman was a cornerstone of Malmö FF's squad last season, but the landscape shifted dramatically when the club brought in Zecira Musovic from Chelsea ahead of the 2026 campaign.
With Musovic available from the start of the season, Öhman found herself watching from the sidelines - a situation she wasn't prepared to accept long-term.
After frank conversations with the coaching staff, Öhman made the decision to move on. She made clear she wanted to be playing, not waiting, and began exploring her options.
The timing worked in Öhman's favour. Djurgården were in the market for a new goalkeeper following the departure of their previous number one, and wasted no time making contact. The deal came together swiftly, with Öhman completing her move shortly after putting pen to paper, Fotbollskanalen reports.
Öhman has settled quickly into her new surroundings, praising the team's welcoming atmosphere and the intensity of training sessions. She and her new teammates are focused on pushing up the table as the Damallsvenskan season continues.
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