Bodo/Glimt

The Fotballklubben of Bodo and Glimt (Norwegian pronunciation"'bu:do": "'glImt]) is an Norwegian professional soccer club in the city of Bodo which currently plays in Eliteserien which is the Norwegian highest division. The club was established in 1916, and is frequently identified by its initial club nickname, "Glimt".

Bodo/Glimt are the current champions of Norway following their 2021 Eliteserien. They also won the now extinct Northern Norwegian Cup nine times, Norwegian Cup twice, the Norwegian top division twice in 2020 and 2021. They finished second in 1977 1993, 2003 and in 2019. The team was the very first from Northern Norway to take home an award for national glory, winning the trophy in 1975, and being the very first northern Norwegian team to be awarded an official league in Norway.

Glimt is famous for its yellow kits as well as the large yellow toothbrushes that supporters wear to matches which is a sign of support in the 1970s. After being elevated to the top division in the lead-up to the season of 2018 The club has had the biggest achievements in its history. winning the league two times in succession and making it to into the semi-finals in the UEFA Europa Conference League.