No late-night World Cup, Molins lays down the rule
Guillermo Molins has banned Malmö FF players from watching World Cup matches that kick off late at night (1). The assistant coach wants his squad rested, not glued to screens at 03:00. "If they want to watch something, they can wake up in the morning and hit play," Molins said (1). It lands differently when your teammate Taha Ali is out there playing for Sweden right now. But the rule stands. Sleep first.
Vecchia, Friedrich and Sigurdsson could leave
Malmö FF are open to letting Stefano Vecchia, Ricardo Friedrich and Arnor Sigurdsson go (2). The club's reasoning is simple: all three want more minutes. "They want to play more," the club told Bollsvenskan (2). No bids confirmed yet, but the door is not locked. Losing three senior names in one window would shift the squad depth noticeably.
