Hausner joins on loan from AC Horsens
AIK have signed centre-back Sebastian Hausner on loan to cover the injured defenders for the rest of the season. Recruiting chief Miika Takkula: "He is immediately ready to train and play with us." (1) (4)
Kouame stays after 30m bid rejected
AIK turned down a 30 million kronor offer from Saudi club Al-Ettifaq for Axel Kouame. The 22-year-old scored in the derby after that. "I hope more clubs become interested in me and see what I do," he says. (3) (6)
That decision had a knock-on effect. The planned move for Paderborn's 21-year-old striker Kennedy Okpala is off, because Kouame staying in Stockholm killed the Al-Ettifaq deal that would have funded it. (5) (8) (10) (13)
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Two more signings
AIK have also landed 17-year-old Robin Krügel from IK Sirius, who has eight goals in 18 P19 matches, plus 18-year-old Nigerian winger David Oluwaseyi Oludase. (2) (11) (12)
Morrison move in the works
AIK are trying to loan QPR centre-back Liam Morrison as cover after Diogo Tomas picked up an injury. QPR are considering letting him go. (9) (14)
Riveiro not satisfied
Head coach José Riveiro is praised after the summer, but he wants more. "We are not where we want to be," he said in SVT's Fotbollsstudion. (7)
Three straight wins, including the 3–2 derby over Hammarby and a 1–3 away win at Djurgården, and still he is pushing. Malmö away on Monday is the next test.
Fan-reaktioner
The mood around AIK is bright after a strong summer and the derby win, but fans are already buzzing about the transfer window more than the next match. Plenty of talk focuses on Kouame staying and whether the new signings can actually step in now, not just build for the future. A hand painted Hammarby tifo from the derby is circulating for the wrong reasons, but AIK supporters seem happier about the three points than the art.
