Hakšabanović dragged you back twice
Sead Hakšabanović ran the show in Kalmar. He was behind both Malmö goals in the 2–2 draw on Monday, and TV4 expert Simon Thern did not hold back: "He is the best player in Allsvenskan" (2). That is three goals and six assists in 13 matches. Your team needed every bit of it after going behind twice.
Ekong's move collapses after failed medical
The planned loan move to Hajduk Split is off. Emmanuel Ekong failed his medical and returns to Malmö (1). The deal included an option to buy, but Hajduk pulled out after the examination. Ekong was already left out of the Kalmar squad and his future is now wide open.
Where it leaves you
Dropped points in Kalmar and the gap to the top is growing. Your team sits 6th after 13 rounds, five points off the European places. The attack is still searching for rhythm. Daniel Gudjohnsen, last season's top scorer, has played 183 minutes without a goal. Johan Dahlin started in goal ahead of Robin Olsen and had a heated exchange with Pontus Jansson after the final whistle. Three wins in four had built momentum, but Monday felt like a step back.
