Guthenberg. Oscar Wilhelmson’s move to Slavia Prague is likely to be cancelled.
The 18-year-old will remain at IFK Gothenburg, until further notice.
– Assistant coach Jaroslav Kostel says we may not have anything to do with it now.
At the beginning of June, Oscar Wilhelmson was about to move to the Czech Republic Slavia Prague. Sportbladet has been able to reveal that the transfer fee will drop to just under 20 million Swedish kronor if the clubs agree in final negotiations.
But time passed and the clubs did not find a solution. At the same time, it was reported that Wilhelmson also visited interested clubs such as Groningen and Vitesse in the Netherlands.
Go to other players
It now appears that Slavia Prague has pulled out of the deal.
Czech club assistant coach Jaroslav Kostel says to Czech club Dink Sport:
– We know there are other clubs interested (by Wilhelmson). Our interest is not on the same level. It may not be relevant to us now.
Insightful sources IFK Gothenburg He confirms that Blåvitt also received that letter from Slavia Prague.
However, interest from other foreign clubs remains in Wilhelmson, but there is currently no agreement as close to other associations as it was previously with Slavia Prague, according to sources.
The Czech top club is now prioritizing the acquisition of a midfielder, Krist Teihe from Slovan Liberec and a central midfielder – and there is very much focus on Djurgården’s Isaac Hein, 23.
– Slavia Prague has been in touch with us about Isak Hien. They show an obvious and distinct interest, but they know what our situation is at the moment. We didn’t want to sell, says Boss Anderson, sporting director at Djurgarden.
Hard to get time to play now
Oscar Wilhelmson was suspended when IFK Gutenberg beat Degerfors 2-0 on Monday night after Marcus Berg’s two goals and two assists from Gustav Norlin.
18-year-old Wilhelmson, who has scored twice at Allsvenskan this year, will aim in the near future for playing time at IFK Gothenburg, who also recently signed striker Suleiman Abdullah, 25, from Union Berlin.