Founded by the former captain of New Zealand’s national women’s football team, Crux Football is building a forward-looking multi-club model dedicated exclusively to women’s football. This marks the group’s second major acquisition, following its purchase of Montpellier-based HSC Féminines last year, further strengthening Crux Football’s presence in European women’s football.

Caroline Seger Takes a Leadership Role

As part of this new partnership, Caroline Seger—one of the most iconic and respected figures in women’s football—has been appointed Head of Football at FC Rosengård. In her leadership role, Seger will work closely with players and staff on recruitment, mentorship, and long-term football strategy. She will also advise on the development of women’s football at both national and international levels, support the club’s sporting and commercial growth, and bring her extensive experience and leadership to help shape the future of the team.

Seger recently concluded her legendary playing career with the club. Last autumn, she helped secure FC Rosengård’s Damallsvenskan status from the sidelines, and now she will guide the club’s strategy off the pitch.

“I am deeply passionate about women’s football and creating the best possible conditions for players,” Seger said. “It’s incredibly inspiring to contribute my experience and continue learning.”

A Strategic Partnership for the Future

The strategic partnership between Crux Football and FC Rosengård is built on a shared commitment to long-term investment in women’s football, experienced football leadership, and a global multi-club vision for the women’s game. Together, this collaboration reflects the continued professionalization and growth of elite women’s football in Europe, positioning FC Rosengård for sustainable success both on and off the pitch.

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