Hammarby is looking forward to signing an unexpected signing.
According to Sportbladet’s information, the club is close to signing former MFF player Adi Nalic. Bagn hopes to introduce the player soon.
Hammarby is about to sell Gustav Ludwigson to the South Korean company Ulsan Hyundai. At the same time, Simon Sandberg left the club while Molde moved to Veton Berisha. This means that Hammarby needs to recruit players and also players with a Swedish passport.
And according to Sportbladet’s info, the club is now on the verge of signing very surprisingly. According to several independent sources, Hammarby is close to completing Adi Nalic from Malmö FF, who is expected to arrive in Stockholm soon.
Hammarby’s aim is to present the 25-year-old as the club’s next new acquisition in the near future, perhaps as early as next week, although nothing is ready or signed yet. Nalic is from Sölvesborg and also grew up in Mjällby AIF before he went to Landskrona.
He won two SM golds and played in the Champions League
He signed a four-year contract with Malmö FF in November 2018 and has played a total of 73 matches for the club, winning two SM Golds and one Gold Cup and playing in the UEFA Champions League with MFF. But he was also loaned to AFC Eskilstuna for a short period. Last season he was part of Svenskan’s starting line-up, but suffered a cruciate ligament injury in April against IFK Värnamo, which kept him out of football for a long time. For just over a month now, however, he has been participating in training runs with the MFF and there should be no danger to the Allsvenskan premiere. But his contract with the club expired.
Fierce competition at Malmö FF
An extension has been discussed with MFF, but there he will compete with, among others, Mustapha Zidane, Hugo Larsson, Sebastian Nanase, Patriot Sedgo, Soren Rex, Anders Christiansen and Sergio Pena for positions in midfield, where both Nalic could play. Winger and midfielder. At the same time, spots in attack are difficult for the Sky Blues, as Nalic can also play as a forward. Now it looks like the career will continue at Hammarby instead.