Frida Kristina Nordin is a former Swedish midfielder who began playing football with Hovshaga AIF before representing Alvesta GoIF and Östers IF. She joined Malmö FF Dam in 2002 and developed into a long-serving member of the team, remaining with the club through its later period as LdB FC Malmö. Primarily used as a midfielder, Nordin was known for her technical ability and was frequently deployed on the right side of midfield.
Nordin represented Sweden at senior international level between 2001 and 2008, earning 40 caps and scoring three goals. She was selected for Sweden's squad at the 2003 FIFA Women's World Cup, where the team reached the final. Injuries affected later parts of her career, including an anterior cruciate ligament injury, and she missed the 2007 World Cup through injury.
After returning to action with Malmö in 2013, Nordin left the club during the season and joined IF Limhamn Bunkeflo. Following her playing career she became a police officer and later returned to Malmö FF in a leadership role within the club's developing girls' football programme.
After ending her elite football career, Nordin became a police officer. She has also remained involved in football and was recruited by Malmö FF in 2018 as one of the leaders responsible for the club's newly established football school group for girls.
