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FC Djursholm is a football club based in Djursholm, Danderyd Municipality, north of Stockholm, Sweden. The club's football history is traced to 1978, when the Djursholm football organisation was formed through the merger of Ekebykamraterna and Djursholms IF. Its subsequent history included a merger with FC Café Opera before the present FC Djursholm identity was established. The current association is registered as an ideell förening, with its legal registration dating from 2004.
FC Djursholm operates as a broad football organisation rather than solely a senior team. Its current structure includes men's and women's football, academy teams, boys' and girls' youth teams and a football school for younger children. The club's official team directory lists senior teams alongside academy groups including P19, P17, P16 and P15, as well as numerous younger boys' and girls' age groups. This provides a development pathway from introductory football through youth academy and senior football.
The club places particular emphasis on player development, community, enjoyment and a positive football environment. FC Djursholm describes its approach as professional football education with focus on development, community and joy, while its leadership structure includes a Club Manager, sporting leadership and dedicated personnel for different parts of the youth and senior programmes.
FC Djursholm's home ground is Djursholms IP on Skolängsvägen 1. The club also organises the annual Oktoberpokalen youth tournament, which has become an established part of its football activities. Its youth programme has produced players selected for Swedish Football Association regional development camps, demonstrating links between the club's academy environment and wider player-development structures.
The organisation is headquartered in Djursholm and maintains an active administrative and sporting operation. Its current LinkedIn profile identifies FC Djursholm as a football club in Danderyd and lists Djursholm as its headquarters. The club continues to operate men's, women's and extensive youth football programmes while developing its infrastructure, sporting methodology and community identity.