Nordic Storm

Nordic Storm
Current season
Established September 21, 2024 (2024-09-21) Play in Søborg, Denmark
League/conference affiliations
European League of Football (2025–present) North Division (2025–present)
Current uniform
Team colors	Light Blue, Dark Blue, White
Personnel
Owner(s)	Michael Weidick Planeta Stephen Schueler
President	Stephen Schueler
General manager	Bjørn Stadil
Head coach	John Shoop
Team history
Nordic Storm (2025–present)
Championships
League championships (0)
Conference championships (0)
Division championships (1) 2025
Playoff appearances (1)
2025
Home stadium(s)
Gladsaxe Stadium (2025–present)

The Nordic Storm is an American football team based in Copenhagen, Denmark. The Storm compete in the European League of Football (ELF) as a member of the North Division. The team plays its home games at Gladsaxe Stadium.

History

The Storm were announced as the 18th team to join the European League of Football on September 21, 2024. ^[1] They are regarded as representing both Copenhagen and Malmö, Sweden, the two cities connected by the Øresund Bridge. This makes them the first ELF franchise in Scandinavia and the first one to represent two countries. Players from both Denmark and Sweden are considered homegrown players under the league's rules. ^[2] Later, in January 2025, these rules were modified to give other teams access to players from certain neighboring countries as well.

The ownership group consists of several Danish businessmen with connections to the Danish American football community. ^[1] Palle Navntoft Christensen was appointed as the Storm's first general manager. ^[3] On October 3, former NFL offensive coordinator and Munich Ravens head coach John Shoop was named as the Nordic Storm's first head coach. ^[4] On April 28, 2025, it was announced that Stephen Schueler would join as Co-Owner and Board Member of Nordic Storm. Schueler is the President of the American Club Denmark and the great-grandson of a former U.S. Ambassador to Denmark. His primary role will be to advance American relations for the team. ^[5]

The Storm will play their inaugural season at Gladsaxe Stadium in Søborg. ^[6]

Roster

Nordic Storm roster

	Quarterbacks 12 Alexander Bjerre 18 Jadrian Clark Running backs  2 Jordan Genmark Heath  8 Alexander Kennedy 30 Alexander Nesic 42 Armand Soulerot 21 Anton Witmeur Wide receivers 85 Oscar Andersen 19 Brendan Beaulieu  1 Simon Føns 85 Jakob Green 82 Elliot Reer  5 Edvin Taborda Tight ends 87 Adria Botella  4 Jonathan Nielsen 88 Oliver Tribler		Offensive linemen 51 Ludvig Burell T 75 Joachim Christensen C 79 Frederik Fabricius T 63 Mikkel Hansen C 74 Mathias Hummelmose T 68 Love Larsson G 60 Nicholas Møller-Hansen G 65 Benjamin Qvist G 78 Stefán Stefánsson T 52 David Strobel G 77 Samuel Wretman T Defensive linemen 15 Benjamin Egbudiwe DT 93 Kristoffer Hansen DT 91 Joachim Heidelbach DE 67 Elliot Heijmer DT 13 Emil Hovde DE 95 Mads Neilsen DT 97 Max Parkinson DE 90 Mark-Eric Rosenquist DT		Linebackers 40 Joshua Akena 55 Hugo Dyrendahl 44 Emmanuelle Falola MLB 48 Kristoffer Jensen 41 Edvin Jönsson ILB 39 Edin Mahmutovic 38 Lucas Mortensen  6 David Tawake Defensive backs 22 Jakob Bækgaard FS 23 Clifton Duck CB 10 Luke Glenna FS 27 Christopher JørgensenFS 25 Khalid Adisa CB 33 Elliot KrogiusCB 20 Kenneth Larsen-Ledet FS  9 Hjalmar Nielsen SS  3 Chad Walrond SS Special teams 14 Julius Eriksen K				Reserve lists -- Jakob Blønd K -- Morgan Boney T 99 Marcus Boesen DE 11 Philip Boye SS  7 Exavier Edwards CB -- Sverri Finsson LB 24 William James FS -- Ola Kimrin K  0 Ludvig Myrén LB 80 Olof Nilsson WR 17 Glen Toonga RB Practice squad -- Michel Konate RB 34 Oscar LatracheCB 83 Martin Møller WR Rookies in italics Roster updated Jul 29, 2025 4 A-import, 4 E-import, 45 homegrown 53 active, 3 practice squad

References

1. "Copenhagen becomes 18th location of the ELF". europeanleague.football. Retrieved 2024-11-15.
2. Malchow, Alex (2024-09-28). "Nordic Storm: "Creating a strong football culture in Denmark/Sweden"". europeanleague.football. Retrieved 2025-01-30.
3. "Palle Navntoft Christensen becomes General Manager of Nordic Storm | ELF". europeanleague.football. Retrieved 2024-11-15.
4. "John Shoop named first Nordic Storm head coach". europeanleague.football. Retrieved 2024-11-15.
5. ""Game-changer": Nordic Storm present new co-owner Stephen Schueler". europeanleague.football. Retrieved 2025-05-07.
6. "Stadium confirmed! This is where Nordic Storm is at home | ELF". europeanleague.football. Retrieved 2025-01-22.

External links

Official website