AIK took three points on the Baltic coast Saturday, and two young names wrote the headlines.
Andersson and Helm deliver on the coast
Two young talents got it done. AIK beat Mjällby 2–1 away, and Victor Andersson ran the show with a goal and an assist off a lightning counterattack (2) (3) (4). Adrian Helm scored on his debut. You do not get a better first impression than that (2) (4). Jeppe Kjaer Jensen gave Mjällby the lead, but your team did not blink (11).
Csongvai is packing for France
Aron Csongvai's time in black and yellow looks over. AIK and Saint-Étienne have reached an agreement for the Hungarian midfielder (6) (9). He travels Sunday and his medical is booked for Monday, so his last AIK match may already be behind him (5). No fee disclosed.
Matthys on his way in
Defender Hervé Matthys has terminated his contract with Polish side Motor Lublin and is expected to join AIK (7). The 28-year-old arrives as depth for a backline that needs it.
A shoe, a yellow, and a suspension
Johan Hove had a shoe thrown at him. Mjällby's Jeppe Kjaer Jensen lost his boot during play, picked it up, and launched it at Hove in frustration (8) (9). The referee booked him, and the yellow card triggers a suspension. Jensen's own verdict: "Det var dumt gjort", it was stupid (8).
