Asker Fotball
Asker Fotball is a Norwegian football club founded in 1889, operating a competitive A-lag in Norsk Tipping-ligaen alongside an integrated ecosystem of youth academies, summer camps, and community programs (Gatelaget, Asker United, walking football, at-risk youth outreach) for residents of Asker, Norway.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded1889
- HeadquartersAsker, Norway
- Headcount51–100
- GTM typeB2B and B2C
- OfferingServices
What Asker Fotball does
Asker Fotball is a Norwegian football club founded in 1889 and based in Asker, Norway, operating both a senior competitive team (A-lag) currently leading Norsk Tipping-ligaen Division 1 (PostNord-ligaen) with 31 points after 12 matches, and an extensive portfolio of youth and community programs. The club's products span the OBOS Akademiet (subscription-based football development for ages 7-13, priced 955-2,500 NOK/month with optional school transport), OBOS Camp (summer camps for ages 6-14 at 1,590-1,990 NOK/week), five youth development teams (U13-U21), and an integrated community ecosystem including Asker Gatelaget (the second-oldest street team in Norway for substance abuse recovery, with 40+ participants in 2025), Asker United (adaptive football), Asker Gå-fotball (walking football for men 67+), and Aktive Lokalsamfunn (after-school programs for at-risk youth). All programming is anchored at Føyka Stadion (capacity 2,400, with under-soil heating, artificial turf, floodlights, and adjacent Fotballhuset retail facility).
The club's business model combines diversified recurring and transactional revenue streams: (1) match-day ticket sales at 100 NOK per adult (free under 18); (2) subscription-based academy fees; (3) pay-as-you-go camp registration; (4) multi-tiered corporate sponsorship packages (Gold/Silver/Bronze) sold direct by Head of Market and Sales Rolf-Magne Walstad, with OBOS as the anchor main community partner from 2023-2026; (5) merchandise sales through Fotballhuset; and (6) partnership-generated member discounts through the Advantage Program (Fordelsprogram) with Egon Asker, Intersport, Wright Kjøreskole, Nemus, and Hurtigruta Carglass. Distribution is fully regional (Norway only), executed through direct physical channels (match attendance, Fotballhuset retail) and direct digital channels (website enrollment via app.rubic.no, TicketCo for camp registration, streaming of all A-lag matches).
The organization employs 51-100 staff and is led by Sportslig leder Rolf-Magne Walstad, Head Coach Magnus Bredal, Academy Manager Lars Henrik Dahl, and Community Manager André Muri. There is no parent company, no disclosed funding rounds, no M&A activity, and the entity operates as an independent private sports association. The Solidaritetsfondet (Solidarity Fund), launched in 2025 with OBOS, Equinor, and Zuccarellostiftelsen, provides financial support for low-income families and represents the most recent product extension.
Asker Fotball firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Asker Fotball
- Legal name
- Asker Fotball
- Website
- https://askerfotball.no
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 1889
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 51–100 employees
- Short description
- Asker Fotball is a Norwegian football club founded in 1889, operating a competitive A-lag in Norsk Tipping-ligaen alongside an integrated ecosystem of youth academies, summer camps, and community programs (Gatelaget, Asker United, walking football, at-risk youth outreach) for residents of Asker, Norway.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Asker Fotball industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Football Club Services
- NAICS
- Sports Teams and Clubs (711211), Sports and Recreation Instruction (611620), Other Spectator Sports (711219)
- SIC
- Services-Membership Sports & Recreation Clubs (7997)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Local Amateur Clubs & Community Sports Organizations (MPAKACAE)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Youth Athlete Development & Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD) (HSADAEAE), Youth Multi-Sport Camps (General Athletics, Summer Camps) (MPAKAJAA), Recreational & Intramural Sports Programs (MPAKACAG), Amateur & Grassroots Sport Associations (Community/Youth Governing Orgs) (MPAKAFAF)
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Where Asker Fotball is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Asker
- HQ country
- Norway
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices2 records
Markets served
Asker Fotball business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B and B2C
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Others
Revenue model
- Match Day Revenue: Revenue from ticket sales for A-lag home matches at Føyka Stadion. Adult tickets priced at 100 NOK; free entry for under 18. Streaming of all A-lag matches in PostNord-ligaen generates additional visibility revenue.
- Season Tickets & VIP Access: Season tickets with VIP access are offered as part of partnership packages, providing recurring revenue from dedicated fans and corporate attendees.
- Merchandise Sales: The Fotballhuset (club shop) sells supporter equipment and the club collection, providing revenue from merchandise sales to members and fans.
- Corporate Sponsorship & Partnership Packages: The club offers multi-tiered sponsorship programs (Gold, Silver, Bronze clubs) providing partners with logo placement on jerseys, arena advertising, streaming visibility, networking activities, and social responsibility exposure. Partners span visibility, sales arenas, reputation exposure, and activity access benefits.
- OBOS Academy Fees: Monthly fees charged for the OBOS Academy youth development program, ranging from 955 NOK (1 day/week) to 2,500 NOK (5 days/week), plus optional transport fees of 240-400 NOK/month. School year 2025/2026 pricing.
- OBOS Camp Registration Fees: Summer football camps for children aged 6-14, priced at 1,590-1,990 NOK per week, including fruit, smoothie, OBOS t-shirt, shorts, and an OBOS ball. Organized jointly with Asker Skiklubb.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription | Monthly | OBOS Academy - 1 day per week |
| Subscription | Monthly | OBOS Academy - 2 days per week |
| Subscription | Monthly | OBOS Academy - 3 days per week |
| Subscription | Monthly | OBOS Academy - 4 days per week |
| Subscription | Monthly | OBOS Academy - 5 days per week |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | OBOS Camp Week 26 (June 22-26) |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | OBOS Camp Week 32 (Aug 3-6) |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | OBOS Camp Week 33 (Aug 10-14) |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Match Tickets - Adult |
| Other | Pay-as-you-go | Partner Discounts (Egon Asker) |
| Other | Pay-as-you-go | Partner Discounts (Intersport Asker) |
Distribution channels7 records
Marketing channels8 records
Asker Fotball product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Asker Fotball operates a senior men's elite football team competing in Norsk Tipping-ligaen (PostNord-ligaen), delivered at Føyka Stadion in Asker, Norway. Beyond the A-lag, the club runs structured youth development programs including the OBOS Akademiet (academy for ages 7-13) and OBOS Camp (summer football camps for ages 6-14), plus extensive social-impact programs such as Asker Gatelag (for people recovering from addiction), Asker United (adaptive football), walking football for seniors, and Aktive Lokalsamfunn (community youth activities).
Product overview
Asker Fotball is a football club offering a portfolio of products and services centered around football and community engagement. The core product is the A-lag (toppfotball) competing in Norsk Tipping-ligaen at Føyka Stadion. Supporting this are youth development programs including OBOS Akademiet (academy for ages 7-13) and OBOS Camp (summer camps for ages 6-14). Community products include Asker Gatelag (street football for people with substance abuse challenges), Asker United (adapted football), Aktive Lokalsamfunn (community activities for children and youth), Brobyggercup (annual penalty competition), Asker Fotball Gå-fotball (walking football for seniors 67+), and Arbeidstrening (work training). Solidaritetsfondet provides financial support for families in need. The club's tagline is 'Mer enn en fotballklubb' (More than a football club), reflecting its focus on community engagement beyond competitive football.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- OBOS Akademiet: Football academy for children aged 7-13 years, offering development activities beyond regular club training.
- OBOS Camp
- Gatelaget
- Asker United
- Asker Fotball Gå-fotball
Products and services
- A-lag (Toppfotball) The elite men's football team competing in Norsk Tipping-ligaen (PostNord-ligaen) at Føyka Stadion, Asker Fotball's primary sporting product and the club's highest-level representative team. Asker tops the league with 31 points after 12 matches in the 2026 season.
- OBOS Akademiet Football academy program for children aged 7-13 offering 1-5 days per week of training at Føyka Stadion, following the school calendar. Includes optional transport from local schools (240-400 NOK/month add-on). Monthly subscription fees from 955 NOK to 2,500 NOK depending on days per week (school year 2025/2026 pricing).
- OBOS Camp Summer football camp for children aged 6-14 held at Føyka during weeks 26, 32, and 33 of the summer. Core hours 10:00-14:30 with extended care 08:30-16:00. Priced at 1,590-1,990 NOK per week, including fruit, smoothie, OBOS t-shirt, shorts, and OBOS ball. More than 160 children participated in a recent camp with 33 coaches.
- Asker Gatelag Low-threshold football activity for people with or recovering from substance abuse challenges. Sessions run Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 10:30 at Føyka, all events alcohol- and drug-free. More than 40 participants in the 2025 season. Competes in Fair-ligaen series.
- Asker United Adapted football program with two teams (junior and senior) for players with varying levels and adaptation needs, participating in series and cup play. Training held once weekly outdoors plus once weekly indoors in winter.
- Corporate Partnership Packages Multi-tiered (Gold, Silver, Bronze) corporate sponsorship program providing partners with jersey logo placement, arena advertising, streaming visibility, networking activities, and social responsibility exposure. Partners include Telia, Møller Bil, Handelsbanken, Adidas, Color-Line, Budstikka, Evo, Leang, God-dag, Tallglede, and OBOS. Sold directly by Head of Market and Sales Rolf-Magne Walstad.
- Season Tickets with VIP Access Recurring season ticket subscriptions bundled with VIP access for dedicated fans and corporate attendees. Provides guaranteed match-day access at Føyka Stadion and is offered as part of corporate partnership packages.
- Match Day Tickets Individual match tickets for A-lag home matches at Føyka Stadion. Adult tickets priced at 100 NOK; free entry for spectators under 18 years. All A-lag matches in PostNord-ligaen are also streamed online for remote audiences.
- Fotballhuset Merchandise Shop Physical retail store at Føyka Stadion selling supporter equipment and the club collection. Opening hours: Mon-Fri 08:00-20:00, Saturday and Sunday 10:00-14:00.
Quantifiable outcome
- Top of Norsk Tipping-ligaen with 31 points after 12 matches (2026 season), 6 points ahead of second place
- +7 more outcomes
Companies that use Asker Fotball
Customer profileSegments9 records
Ideal customer profiles5 records
Asker Fotball technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
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App detail
Asker Fotball partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
19 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.
- TallgledecoreTallglede is a local accounting firm (regnskapsfører) in Asker with over 35 years of industry experience, most of it in Asker. Tallglede extended its partnership with Asker Fotball into 2026. Despite the A-lag's relegation, Tallglede continued with the same engagement, demonstrating loyalty valued by the club. The partnership appears both on the front and back of the team jersey. Tallglede's daily leader Børge Thue cited the club's community engagement as a key deciding factor.
- OBOScoreOBOS is the main social partner (hovedsamarbeidspartner på samfunn) of Asker Fotball from 2023-2025, with continued participation in 2026. The partnership focuses on community engagement, children and youth, and social projects. OBOS's engagement secures and extends the club's community programs in line with OBOS's vision of 'creating life between the houses.' The academy is named OBOS Akademiet, the community bus is the OBOS Samfunnsbussen, and OBOS logo appears on all youth team jerseys and training gear. OBOS also provides ticket access for women and girls to attend A-lag matches.
- EquinorminorEquinor contributed to the Solidaritetsfondet (Solidarity Fund) established by Asker Fotball, which provides financial support to families struggling with participation costs for their children in the club.
- ZuccarellostiftelsenminorZuccarellostiftelsen (Zuccarello Foundation) contributed to the Solidaritetsfondet (Solidarity Fund) established by Asker Fotball to support families who struggle to pay participation costs for their children in the club.
- Asker SkiklubbminorAsker Skiklubb (Asker Ski Club) co-organizes the annual OBOS Camp at Føyka together with Asker Fotball. This is the 43rd consecutive year of football activities during summer holidays.
- TeliaminorTelia is listed among the club's Gold-level partners (gullklubben), providing visibility through jersey logo placement and other partnership benefits.
- Møller BilminorMøller Bil Asker/Bærum is a partner in the Gold club (gullklubben), providing automotive-related visibility and services to the club.
- HandelsbankenminorHandelsbanken is listed among the Gold partners (gullklubben) of Asker Fotball.
- Color-LineminorColor-Line is a Gold partner (gullklubben) of the club, visible on the partnership page.
- BudstikkaminorBudstikka (local newspaper) is a Gold partner and provides editorial coverage of matches and club news, including match announcements and campaign features in their publication.
- AdidasminorAdidas is a Gold partner (gullklubben), providing equipment and apparel sponsorship to the club.
- God-dagminorGod-dag is listed among the Gold partners (gullklubben) of Asker Fotball.
- EvominorEvo is listed among the Gold partners (gullklubben) of Asker Fotball.
- LeangminorLeang is listed among the Gold partners (gullklubben) of Asker Fotball.
- Egon Asker (Restaurant)minorEgon Asker offers a 10% kickback on turnover to Asker Fotball when diners mention the club at payment. This is part of the Advantage Program (Fordelsprogram) for members and supporters.
- Intersport AskerminorIntersport Asker offers member discounts of 25% on club assortment (app and in-store), 15% on remaining assortment, and 5% on ski and cycling packages to Asker Fotball members. Members register via the Intersport app with code Asker2021.
- Wright Kjøreskole (Driving School)minorWright Kjøreskole offers student discounts for Asker Fotball members: 250 NOK off Package 3 TGK, 1,200 NOK off Package 1 Superpakken B, 500 NOK off B96/BE, and 700 NOK off A1/A. Code: askerfotball.
- Nemus AskerminorNemus Asker offers tiered member discounts: 10% for parents/employees, 20% for sponsor network members, 20% for club players, and 30% for A-team players, when mentioning Asker Fotball affiliation.
- Hurtigruta CarglassminorHurtigruta Carglass provides windscreen replacement services with free pickup/delivery, full cleaning of all windows and interior/exterior, and free windshield fluid for 1 year for Asker Fotball members who mention the club.
Scale indicators10 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights6 records
Asker Fotball competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Lyn Fotball: Lyn is a historic Oslo football club operating in a similar tier with comparable youth development pathways and community outreach, serving the same Oslo-area audience as Asker.
- Nordstrand IF: Nordstrand IF is in the same PostNord-ligaen avd. 2 group (10th, 13 points in 2026) and competes for the same Oslo-region football audience and corporate sponsor pool as Asker.
- Fredrikstad FK: Fredrikstad operates Norway's oldest Gatelag (the predecessor to Asker's) and combines senior professional football with broad social programmes — a directly comparable 'more than a football club' model that Asker emulates.
- Skeid Fotball: Skeid is an Oslo-based amateur-to-semi-pro club with youth development and community programme emphasis, structurally comparable to Asker's combined senior + academy + community model.
- KFUM Oslo Fotball: KFUM Oslo's 2nd team competes in PostNord-ligaen avd. 2 (11th, 11 points in 2026), and the parent club runs an academy plus community programmes in the same city — directly overlapping with Asker's recruiting and sponsor base.
- Heming Fotball: Heming (3rd, 23 points in PostNord-ligaen avd. 2 2026) is a local rival with a comparable Oslo-region footprint, multi-sport parent club structure, and youth development focus that mirrors Asker's positioning.
- Bærum SK: Bærum is Asker's direct competitor in the same PostNord-ligaen avd. 2 group (2026 table position: 5th with 22 points). Both are Oslo-region 4th-tier clubs running senior teams plus youth and community programmes, making them the closest sporting comparable.
- IF Ready: IF Ready sits second in PostNord-ligaen avd. 2 with 25 points in 2026, directly competing with Asker for promotion. Both clubs operate senior men's football, youth academies, and broad community engagement in the greater Oslo region.
Regional players
- Stabæk Fotball: Stabæk is the larger, established club in the immediate Bærum/Asker region, historically Eliteserien-level with extensive youth infrastructure. Asker competes for the same catchment and corporate sponsors, but Stabæk operates at a much higher tier and budget scale.
Others
- OBOS (parent partner ecosystem): OBOS is Asker's anchor community partner (2023–2026+) and the enabler of the OBOS Academy, OBOS Camp, and Solidaritetsfondet. While not a peer in the sporting sense, OBOS's wider sports partnership portfolio (it sponsors multiple Norwegian clubs and the OBOS-ligaen) provides a benchmark for community-sport sponsorship economics.
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Weaknesses4 records
Competitive moat5 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
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Frequently asked questions about Asker Fotball
What does Asker Fotball do?
Asker Fotball operates a senior men's elite football team competing in Norsk Tipping-ligaen (PostNord-ligaen), delivered at Føyka Stadion in Asker, Norway. Beyond the A-lag, the club runs structured youth development programs including the OBOS Akademiet (academy for ages 7-13) and OBOS Camp (summer football camps for ages 6-14), plus extensive social-impact programs such as Asker Gatelag (for people recovering from addiction), Asker United (adaptive football), walking football for seniors, and Aktive Lokalsamfunn (community youth activities).
Is Asker Fotball a public or private company?
Asker Fotball is a private company. It is classified as unknown and is currently operating.
When was Asker Fotball founded?
Asker Fotball was founded in 1889. It employs 51 to 100 people.
Where is Asker Fotball based?
Asker Fotball is headquartered in Asker, Norway, in the Europe region.
How does Asker Fotball make money?
Six revenue lines are on record. Match Day Revenue is the primary driver. The others are season Tickets & VIP Access, merchandise Sales, corporate Sponsorship & Partnership Packages, OBOS Academy Fees and OBOS Camp Registration Fees.
Who are Asker Fotball's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Lyn Fotball, Nordstrand IF, Fredrikstad FK, Skeid Fotball, KFUM Oslo Fotball, Heming Fotball, Bærum SK and IF Ready. Stabæk Fotball is listed as a regional player. OBOS (parent partner ecosystem) is listed as an others.
Does Asker Fotball have an API?
No public API is recorded for Asker Fotball.
What industry is Asker Fotball in?
Asker Fotball's product category is Football Club Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is MPAKACAE, Local Amateur Clubs & Community Sports Organizations, with a secondary code of HSADAEAE, Youth Athlete Development & Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD). Its NAICS code is 711211 and its SIC code is 7997.