Besirovic out for weeks
Dino Besirovic is expected to miss several Allsvenskan matches after coming off injured against Hammarby on Sunday. You won 3–2 against Hammarby, but the injuries are piling up.
Coach Miika Takkula put it plainly: "I think Dino needs a few weeks, even though he is a warrior. He wants to play with pain too. But I think it will take a few weeks" (2) (4).
Besirovic could miss Malmö, Västerås, Mjällby and Halmstad (2) (4). Next up: Malmö FF away on Monday, September 7.
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Hagen signs first-team contract
Kalle Hagen has signed his first A-team contract with AIK at 18. He has been in the club since he was eleven (1).
"I am proud and grateful to sign my first contract with AIK. It has been a dream for me for as long as I can remember," Hagen said (1).
Two new signings on deadline day
Robin Krügel, 17, has joined from IK Sirius on a deal to 2029 (3) (5) (8). The offensive midfielder scored 8 goals in 23 P19 matches this year, including two against AIK (3). He starts in the academy.
David Oluwaseyi Oludase, a Nigerian left-footed right winger, has also signed to 2029 from academy Ikon Allah (7). "He is a technically skilled, left-footed right winger with good speed and a nice first touch," said Ayi Mohammed (7).
Okpala never arrived, he signed for Dresden
Kennedy Okpala had packed his bags to sign for AIK, but the move fell through. Instead he has joined Dynamo Dresden on loan from SC Paderborn 07 (9).
Takkula confirmed AIK declined the late deal, and also passed on Amadou Jeremie Koita as Axel Kouame stays (6).
