He was recruited to score goals and on Thursday evening came first in the European match for AIK.
Then John Gedetti’s son saluted in front of Nora.
– He does it every day, says Gedetti of the goal gesture.
AIK players became spectators of a goal delivered after just 26 seconds (!) at home against Shkëndija.
Axel Björnström’s pass to Bilal Hussain was too tight, Škondiga captain Farhan Hosni set the score 0-1 and could celebrate with a traveling fan in the corner.
– I think we are clearly better than them. We talk about not being careless at first, but unfortunately we talk, he says John Gidity between halves.
Peace be upon the son
After 17 minutes of play, it was Guedetti who made sure the score was even. Sebastian Larsson hit a well-balanced cross that Gedetti puts into the far corner of his brow.
– Their defenders let me go and I feel like I have the upper hand every time. I went forward and it’s a perfect ball by Seb. Gediti says, I think we are creating when we are looking for the ball.
celebrate? It was performed with arms crossed in front of the home team. A gesture that brought to mind Kylian Mbappe and her son Mason that he was probably happy to see.
– He’s my son’s favorite player, he does it every day. Gediti says it’s for him.
Back next week
At the start of the second half, Sindri Guri had a completely open position to give Shkëndija the lead again but the ball passed.
And the AIK players weren’t special enough when situations emerged in the second half. Nicholas Stefanelli and Sotirios Papagianopoulos came close when they ended the match from close range, but goalkeeper Kostdin Zahov saved a powerful blow and the match ended 1-1.
– We’re not satisfied with that. “I think we allow too many turns and don’t score on the chances we have going forward,” says Sutorios Papagianopoulos.
He wasn’t happy with his superb position as a header went off target.
– It should just be a goal. It’s been done a bit poorly to the point where I can’t get to the point.
The return match will be held in North Macedonia next Thursday.