Grindavík men's football

The club won its way slowly up the leagues, beginning in the third tier and spending some time there before promotion to the second tier and at last promotion to the first tier in 1994. The club established itself there, and for years was the only side in the top divisions to have never been relegated from any division. Sigurður Jónsson was appointed manager before the 2006 season, after a successful period at Víkingur. In that season, Grindavík got relegated for the first time in their history. In September 2006 with three rounds to go, Sigurður resigned as a manager and his assistants managers, Magni Fannberg Magnússon and Milan Stefán Jankovic took control.[1] They made a draw against Fimleikafélag Hafnarfjarðar, 1:1, in the last round, but it was clear before the game that they needed to win. On September 22, 2007, Grindavík won a promotion back to the Úrvalsdeild after a 6–0 win over Reynir Sandgerði, with still one round unplayed. They managed to stay in the top league from 2008 until 2012, when they were again relegated to 1. deild for the 2013 season.

In 2017, Grindavík finished 5th in the Úrvalsdeild. Andri Rúnar Bjarnason finished as the leagues top goalscorer and was named the player of the season.[2]

• Icelandic League Cups: 1
  • 2000 (Winners)

As of 25 April 2019

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player 1 GK Maciej Majewski 2 DF Eduardo Cruz 3 MF Rodrigo Gomes 5 MF Aron Jóhannsson 6 MF Sam Hewson 7 FW William Daniels 8 MF Gunnar Þorsteinsson 9 DF Matthías Örn Fridriksson 10 MF Alexander Veigar Þórarinsson 11 FW Juanma Ortiz 12 GK Kristijan Jajalo

No. Position Player 13 FW Jóhann Helgi Hannesson 15 MF Nemanja Latinovic 18 DF Jón Ingason 19 MF Hat Trick Hermann 20 FW Dagur Ingi Gunnarsson Hammer 21 FW Marinó Axel Helgason 23 DF Brynjar Ásgeir Guðmundsson 24 DF Björn Berg Bryde 26 DF Sigurjón Rúnarsson — DF Marc McAusland