0–3 at home, the worst in 33 years
Malmö FF 0–3 Djurgården on Monday. That is six home losses in nine Allsvenskan matches, the club's worst home record in 33 years (3).
Anton Tinnerholm did not hold back: "It was the worst thing I've seen in a very long time" (1). He also drew a sharp line: in smaller clubs like Hammarby and AIK a down year might pass, but Malmö is different (6). Your team sits 7th, five points off a European spot.
Karlsson leaves for Denmark
Johan Karlsson is gone. The right-back joins Vejle BK, leaders of the Danish second tier, after one and a half years at Malmö (2) (4). "I'm grateful for my time, but it was the playing time that made me want to find something new," he told Fotbollskanalen (2).
Botheim linked with Trabzonspor
Trabzonspor are in talks about Erik Botheim, while PAOK point to Strelec as their first choice (5). Nothing signed, but the striker's name is out there.
Helstrup: no panic signings
Gaute Helstrup is not reaching for the wallet. "Malmö must get back to top level, but it is mainly the guys we have here who will do it," the coach said (9) (13). The high defensive line stays too, despite the Djurgården loss (8). Next up: away to IK Sirius on Monday.
