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Issiaga Camara loaned out to Sweden?
Issiaga Camara loaned out to Sweden?

Yahoo

time7 days ago

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  • Yahoo

Issiaga Camara loaned out to Sweden?

Issiaga Camara loaned out to Sweden? The young Guinean midfielder Issiaga Camara (20 years old) is set to experience the Allsvenskan, Sweden's top professional league. According to Nice-Matin, OGC Nice has reached an agreement with IF Brommapojkarna for a loan deal with a purchase option. Under contract with the Côte d'Azur club until 2027, Camara has made ten appearances for Nice's first team. Eager for more playing time, he's heading to Sweden to take the next step in his development. An U23 international with Guinea, the central midfielder is hoping to quickly make his mark in the Swedish squad. This move signals a fresh start for the player, who will have to prove himself in a league that may be less high-profile but is renowned for its competitiveness and its ability to develop young talent.

Excelsior sign ‘hard-working' midfielder Adam Carlén
Excelsior sign ‘hard-working' midfielder Adam Carlén

Yahoo

time01-07-2025

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  • Yahoo

Excelsior sign ‘hard-working' midfielder Adam Carlén

Adam Carlén has arrived as Excelsior's latest signing. The Swedish midfielder from IFK Goteborg is the newest face at the Kralingen club, who earlier in the day presented Lewis Schouten (on loan from AZ). The 25-year-old Carlén has signed a two-year contract and comes over from the Allsvenskan, where he made a solid reputation for himself over the past two and a half years. Advertisement 'I am a hard-working player who gives everything for the team', he said of himself on the club website. 'My strength lies in protecting the defence and winning duels. I am looking forward to being on the pitch and playing for the fans of Excelsior.' At Excelsior, Carlén will meet fellow countryman Casper Widell, who was an important pawn in the Rotterdammers' promotion year last season. 'He was very positive and helpful. That helped me to get a good picture of what awaits me here.' GBeNeFN | Max Bradfield

Watch as ex-Rangers striker scores third goal in three games
Watch as ex-Rangers striker scores third goal in three games

The National

time29-06-2025

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  • The National

Watch as ex-Rangers striker scores third goal in three games

Ure joined Allsvenskan outfit IK Sirius from Anderlecht in March and has thrived since. Across 13 appearances for his new club up to this point, Ure has netted six goals and assisted three. Read more: He bagged once more on Saturday as Sirius travelled to face Osters IF. Although they succumbed to a stoppage-time leveller in a 2-2 draw, Ure opened the scoring just after the break with a close-range finish. 1-0 Sirius! Robbie Ure får jubla framför bortasupportrarna 🔵⚫ 📲 Se Östers IF - IK Sirius på Max — Sports on Max 🇸🇪 (@sportsonmaxse) June 28, 2025 Now 21 years of age, Ure made his senior Rangers debut at just 18, netting in a 3-1 win over Queen of the South in the League Cup. The forward went on to play twice more for his boyhood club before leaving for Belgium in the summer of 2023 on a free transfer. In other news, new Panathinaikos midfielder Pedro Chirivella has targeted a Champions League win over Rangers after signing for the Greek side. He said: "The fact that Panathinaikos are in the Champions League played a very big part in my decision to come here. "We have two very big matches against Rangers coming up, and we need to be 100 per cent ready to play them. "I am sure we have enough in the team to get through. "It was an easy decision to sign here because everyone knows Panathinaikos are a very big team. I wanted to come here, I have big ambitions to play in the Champions League. "I think we can win the title this season and that's one of my goals."

Djurgarden boss on Celtic-linked Keita Kosugi speculation
Djurgarden boss on Celtic-linked Keita Kosugi speculation

Glasgow Times

time28-06-2025

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  • Glasgow Times

Djurgarden boss on Celtic-linked Keita Kosugi speculation

Celtic was reportedly interested in the Japanese defender at the end of last month. With Greg Taylor on the brink of joining Greek team PAOK, Brendan Rodgers needs back-up for the returning Kieran Tierney, and Kosugi could be a potential option. Jani Honkavaara, the manager of the Swedish top-flight side, said [Sportbladet via RecordSport]: "There have been rumours all along. Read more: "When we had a good season in Europe, there was a lot of interest. "He's a good player and if we lose him we have to find a replacement. "We've sold for quite a lot of money. "I hope we can spend some money too." The 19-year-old helped Djurgården reach the semi-finals of the UEFA Conference League last season, where they were ultimately defeated by Chelsea. He has established himself as a regular with Djurgarden, who currently sit ninth in the Allsvenskan, 12 games into the 2025 campaign. Kosugi's move to Sweden was just over a year ago.

Celtic target's boss addresses transfer speculation
Celtic target's boss addresses transfer speculation

The National

time28-06-2025

  • Sport
  • The National

Celtic target's boss addresses transfer speculation

It was reported at the end of last month that the Parkhead club are one of a number of sides interested in a move for the Japanese defender. With Greg Taylor on the brink of joining Greek outfit PAOK, Brendan Rodgers needs back-up for the returning Kieran Tierney, and Kosugi could be a potential option. Read more: He plies his trade with Swedish top-flight side Djurgarden. Their manager, Honkavaara, recently addressed the transfer interest in his left back: "There have been rumours all along," he said of Kosugi [Sportbladet via RecordSport]. "When we had a good season in Europe, there was a lot of interest. "He's a good player, and if we lose him, we have to find a replacement. "We've sold for quite a lot of money. I hope we can spend some money too. We'll see how it goes. It's been good money, but now maybe it's time to build something." Kosugi helped Djurgarden reach the semi-finals of the UEFA Conference League last season, where they were ultimately defeated by Chelsea, who went on to win the competition. The 19-year-old only moved to Sweden just over a year ago, but has established himself as a regular with Djurgarden. His team currently sit ninth in the Allsvenskan, 12 games into the 2025 campaign.

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