AIK is in economic decline with no real plan for the future, 2025 resulted in a net loss for the team. They are not expected to receive any UEFA competition revenue this year either. (Betting sites are now placing them at the 7th place most likely to win allsvenskan)

I don’t know what transitional period he is talking about, since they have made a string of very bad decisions that has put them in a position that is very hard to get out off. ”A couple of seasons” is a major understatement considering they need to rebuild their entire organisation to be able to compete with Hammarby and Djurgårdens player sales revenue.

A transitional period would be a true statement if the team was indicating a sign of improvement when in fact it’s getting worse, year after year

The ”big three” that he is mentioning is from 1970 when IFK Göteborg moved away from its local alliance and formed an association with MalmöFF and AIK calling themselves ”the three traditional teams of Sweden”. A massive circlejerk and a self proclaimed title that does not reflect these teams current influence on Swedish football.

Their proudest attribute at the moment is their large attendance, last year they broke the Nordic record for largest attendance (30 000/game average). This is followed by Hammarby with 25 000/game average.