Damallsvenskan Newsblog

Pernilla Eberyd, 19 year old back-up goalkeeper behind Bente Nordby in Djurgården/Älvsjö, has decided to change clubs and accept an offer from Hammarby, that were looking for a new keeper after losing Camilla Halonen to retirement. Hammarby's sport director Annelie Norén calls Eberyd promising and motivated and, it seems, doesn't necessarily see her as a back-up.
Damfotboll.com: Djurgården/Älvsjö tappar målvakt

Elin Härén, 21 year old Hammarby midfielder, has decided to leave the club for the lower division Stockholm side Tyresö. Härén has spent two years with Hammarby, the last year mostly as a substitute.
Damfotboll.com: Lämnar Hammarby för Tyresö

23 year old forward Mia Westerblad leaves Malmö FF after 6 seasons and 120 Damallsvenskan matches to return to her mother club Stattena IF in the 1st division. Westerblad, who has experience from all Sweden's youth national teams, has mainly been used as a late sub the last seasons, being unable to compete with Therese Lundin and Asthildur Helgadottir for a starting position.
Damfotboll.com: Åter till Stattena från Malmö

Bälinge's team captain Linda Sembrant has signed a new contract with her club. Sembrant has spent November and December playing for the English 1st division club Lincoln City Ladies FC.
Bälinge has also signed a 19 year old fullback, Lisa Lantz, from 1st division side Sundsvalls DFF.
Upsala Nya Tidning: Kapten Linda klar för Bälinge, Lisa Lantz valde Bälinge  

Qbik is still looking looking for a forward. They are negotiating a renewal of their contract with German Jennifer Meier, who has been with the club the last one and a half seasons. She scored one third of Qbik's 37 Damallsvenskan goals 2005-2006. But the club, that made a substantial loss last season, is unable to keep her as a professional and is looking at the possibilities of helping her to a part-time job.
The negotiations between Qbik and Nigeria's Football Association seems to have opened the door for Maureen Mmadu, Faith Ikidi and Yinka Kudaisi to return to the club. Qbik's squad is already almost filled, so they will need financial support from Nigeria's FA or an independent sponsor to be able to afford the three extra players. On the other hand Nigeria seems pretty interested in having their national team players continue playing in Europe. 
Värmlands Folkblad: Meier eller svensk stjärna förstärker Qbik, Dörren står öppen

Former Mallbacken player Maja Johansson is trialing with Sunnanå. Sunnanå is looking for a replacement for Madelene Edlund, that went to Umeå, and the 20 year old target player wants to stay in Damallsvenskan. Sunnanå's coach Kega Israelsson calls her tough and unconventional (Maja herself doesn't hesitate to use the word "dirty"). Maja is in spite of her age an experienced player with 4 seasons in Damallsvenskan and several matches for Sweden youth teams. Still, Israelsson makes the reservation that he is still looking at international players.
Norra Västerbotten: Maja Johansson tränade med laget

After failing with all their tries to sign a domestic or scandinavian top name, Linköping FC has turned to USA for players. Tiffeny Milbrett seems highly likely to return and the club has also established contact with "a few promising younger players". Since a 6 month contract for tax reasons is very favourable, it is unlikely the players will stay the entire season. The contracts will probably be from early spring until the World Cup break, that starts in August. After the break, there are just 4 matches left of the series.
Corren: LFC:s värvningar från USA kan missa allsvenska slutet