5 January: Brann signed the American fullback Ramiro Corrales from Ham-Kam.
The deal was worth about NOK 2.000.000.

1 February: Charlie Miller's contract was terminated.
Miller had stated that he couldn't play under the leadership of Mons Ivar Mjelde.
He later signed with the Belgium side Lierse S.K..
9 February: Ramiro Corrales was deported from Norway after playing the whole 2006 season without a work permit.
Brann appealed the decision, still hoping to keep Corrales in the squad.

12 February: Brann signed the young goalie Kenneth Udjus from F.K. Arendal.

25 February: Brann lost the seasons first official game 3-2 against OB in the Royal League.
Both teams were already qualified for the quarter-finals.

26 February: Brann drew Brøndby IF in the Royal League quarter-finals.
The match will take place at Brøndby Stadion on 1 March.

1 March: Brann was knocked out of the Royal League after a 0-3 defeat against Brøndby.

14 March: Ramiro Corrales was granted permanent residency in Norway, and will return to Bergen as soon as possible.

16 March: Rosenborg's Jan Gunnar Solli signed a 4-year deal with SK Brann
21 March: Steffen Haraldsen left Brann on a free transfer to Fyllingen.
The young goalie never played for Brann's first team.

28 March: Migen Memelli sold to the Swedish team GAIS.

30 March: Arnaud Monkam and Kenneth Udjus were loaned out to Løv-Ham.

10 April: Brann opened the Premiership-season with a 1-0 victory  against Stabæk away.

22 April: Brann crushed fellow Premiership contender Vålerenga 4-1 in their second homematch of the season.
Bengt Sæternes made a huge impact by scoring a "golden hat-trick" in the first half, and securing the win with a header after 66 minutes.
After three rounds, Brann is the only team in the Norwegian Premier League with all wins so far.

12 May: Brann took a lucky win against Sandefjord away, in their Premiership-match number 1000.

20 May: Brann advanced to the 2nd round of the Norwegian cup after an easy 5-0 win against Trio.

8 June: Trond Fredrik Ludvigsen was loaned out to Strømsgodset I.F. for the remainder of the 2007-season after the summer transferwindow opened on 1 July.

16 June: Brann was humiliated in Oslo after an 0-6 defeat against Lyn, in a match which saw Brann goalkeeper Håkon Opdal sent off after 43 minutes.

27 June: Brann advanced to the 4th round of the Norwegian cup after defeating Kopervik in a match where Robbie Winters scored a hat-trick.
After this game Brann had won every match in the Norwegian men's football cup 2007 0-5.

1 July: Brann beat Tromsø I.L. 2-1 in their last game before the summerbreak.
Brann ended up with 26 points, an 8-2-3 win-draw-loss ratio, 25 goals scored and 23 goals against.
They were second only to Stabæk I.F. who had 28 points after half played season.

2 July: Brann brought Knut Walde back from Løv-Ham, 1.5 years after they sold him to the same club.

4 July: Brann signed the Swedish talent Joakim Sjöhage from IF Elfsborg.
Helge Haugen left Brann after five and a half seasons to try to gain a regular spot on the team of Tromsø IL.

10 July: Erik Huseklepp came to an oral agreement with Stabæk I.F. Huseklepp's contract expires in October, and it's not yet known if he'll stay with Brann til then, or if he leaves the club this summer.
Bengt Sæternes however, signed with Danish side OB, and have played his last match for Brann.

19 July: Brann crushed little Carmarthen Town F.C. 0-8 in the first leg of the First Qualifying Round of the 2007/08 UEFA cup.

22 July: Brann, number two in the Premiership beat the league-leader, Stabæk IF 3-0 at home.
Brann took over the lead in the Premiership.

25 July: One man leaves, one man returns.
Ardian Gashi signed with Fredrikstad after only one year in Brann.
Hassan El Fakiri returns to Bergen, seven years after he left for AS Monaco.

25 July: Brann was knocked out of the Norwegian Cup after a 0-2 loss against Viking F.K..
2 August: Brann advanced to the Second Qualifying Round of the 2007/08 UEFA Cup after a 6-3 winn against Carmarthen Town F.C. in the second leg of the First Qualifying Round.

3 August: Brann ar
5 January: Brann signed the American fullback Ramiro Corrales from Ham-Kam. The deal was worth about NOK 2.000.000.
1 February: Charlie Miller's contract was terminated. Miller had stated that he couldn't play under the leadership of Mons Ivar Mjelde. He later signed with the Belgium side Lierse S.K..
9 February: Ramiro Corrales was deported from Norway after playing the whole 2006 season without a work permit. Brann appealed the decision, still hoping to keep Corrales in the squad.
12 February: Brann signed the young goalie Kenneth Udjus from F.K. Arendal.
25 February: Brann lost the seasons first official game 3-2 against OB in the Royal League. Both teams were already qualified for the quarter-finals.
26 February: Brann drew Brøndby IF in the Royal League quarter-finals. The match will take place at Brøndby Stadion on 1 March.
1 March: Brann was knocked out of the Royal League after a 0-3 defeat against Brøndby.
14 March: Ramiro Corrales was granted permanent residency in Norway, and will return to Bergen as soon as possible.
16 March: Rosenborg's Jan Gunnar Solli signed a 4-year deal with SK Brann
21 March: Steffen Haraldsen left Brann on a free transfer to Fyllingen. The young goalie never played for Brann's first team.
28 March: Migen Memelli sold to the Swedish team GAIS.
30 March: Arnaud Monkam and Kenneth Udjus were loaned out to Løv-Ham.
10 April: Brann opened the Premiership-season with a 1-0 victory  against Stabæk away.
22 April: Brann crushed fellow Premiership contender Vålerenga 4-1 in their second homematch of the season. Bengt Sæternes made a huge impact by scoring a "golden hat-trick" in the first half, and securing the win with a header after 66 minutes. After three rounds, Brann is the only team in the Norwegian Premier League with all wins so far.
12 May: Brann took a lucky win against Sandefjord away, in their Premiership-match number 1000.
20 May: Brann advanced to the 2nd round of the Norwegian cup after an easy 5-0 win against Trio.
8 June: Trond Fredrik Ludvigsen was loaned out to Strømsgodset I.F. for the remainder of the 2007-season after the summer transferwindow opened on 1 July.
16 June: Brann was humiliated in Oslo after an 0-6 defeat against Lyn, in a match which saw Brann goalkeeper Håkon Opdal sent off after 43 minutes.
27 June: Brann advanced to the 4th round of the Norwegian cup after defeating Kopervik in a match where Robbie Winters scored a hat-trick. After this game Brann had won every match in the Norwegian men's football cup 2007 0-5.
1 July: Brann beat Tromsø I.L. 2-1 in their last game before the summerbreak. Brann ended up with 26 points, an 8-2-3 win-draw-loss ratio, 25 goals scored and 23 goals against. They were second only to Stabæk I.F. who had 28 points after half played season.
2 July: Brann brought Knut Walde back from Løv-Ham, 1.5 years after they sold him to the same club.
4 July: Brann signed the Swedish talent Joakim Sjöhage from IF Elfsborg. Helge Haugen left Brann after five and a half seasons to try to gain a regular spot on the team of Tromsø IL.
10 July: Erik Huseklepp came to an oral agreement with Stabæk I.F. Huseklepp's contract expires in October, and it's not yet known if he'll stay with Brann til then, or if he leaves the club this summer. Bengt Sæternes however, signed with Danish side OB, and have played his last match for Brann.
19 July: Brann crushed little Carmarthen Town F.C. 0-8 in the first leg of the First Qualifying Round of the 2007/08 UEFA cup.
22 July: Brann, number two in the Premiership beat the league-leader, Stabæk IF 3-0 at home. Brann took over the lead in the Premiership.
25 July: One man leaves, one man returns. Ardian Gashi signed with Fredrikstad after only one year in Brann. Hassan El Fakiri returns to Bergen, seven years after he left for AS Monaco.
25 July: Brann was knocked out of the Norwegian Cup after a 0-2 loss against Viking F.K..
2 August: Brann advanced to the Second Qualifying Round of the 2007/08 UEFA Cup after a 6-3 winn against Carmarthen Town F.C. in the second leg of the First Qualifying Round.
3 August: Brann ar
2007 SK Brann season