Damallsvenskan Newsblog

Relegated teams almost always lose several of their best players, who gets offers from Damallsvenskan sides that has managed to stay in the premier league. Umeå Södra is no exception:

Goalkeeper Minna Meriluoto, capped 14 times for Finland, has signed with Hammarby. Sport director Annelie Norén is happy to have been able to tie "such a high class goalkeeper" to the club. No mention of their current, also fairly high class, keeper Kathrin Lehmann, but let's assume she isn't staying with the club.
Hammarby: Hammarby värvar mer finländskt och från Jitex
EDIT: OK, I did some research and found that Kathrin, at her website, has confirmed that she is leaving Hammarby, even though she was offered an extension of her contract. She says she has offers from Swedish and German clubs, but will focus on her ice-hockey playing for the next five months.
kathrinlehmann.com: Abschied aus Hammarby

Hammarby were also proposing to Södra's young forward Linda Fransson, but she chose to sign with Sunnanå.
Västerbottenskuriren: Fransson till Sunnanå

Umeå Södra's maybe hottest name on the player market, 20 years old midfielder Hanna Folkesson, has recieved interest from all of Örebro, Hammarby, Umeå IK and Sunnanå, but seems to be most likely to sign for AIK.
Västerbottenskuriren: Folkesson och Andersson blir 08:or

Sunnanå S is still looking for a new head coach since Kaj Eskelinen resigned after a less than successful season. The club is working with three names, one of them Mats Stenlund from the towns best men's side Skellefteå FF. They are also working on a few new signings, among them Bälinge's Emma Lindqvist and New Zealand national team player Kirsty Yallop.
Norra Västerbotten: Stenlund - ett av tre spår för SSK