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Niklas Holt, 32, is leaving Germany and can return to the Svenskan. IFK Farnamo or Elfsburg?
Hammarby’s fans see him as a possible replacement for Muhannad Al-Jayzi.
Temptation, Holt says.
After two seasons in Hannover 96 There will be no continuation in Germany for the left-back and the national team player Niklas Holtwho was very close to last summer’s UEFA play-off line-up.
That could mean a potential move to his home in Allsvenskan after eight seasons abroad for the 32-year-old for whom IFK Värnamo was the parent club but the hugely successful Elfsborg.
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– This is very new (there will be no continuation in Hanover) so the road is open where I walk. It’s all about me and the family,” Niclas Holt tells Sportbladet.
It makes a lot of sense with Elfsborg or Värnamo if you move home?
Stefan Andersson (club manager at Elfsburg) has been very good at keeping in touch over the years. Anas (Ahmedovic), the sports director of Varnamo, and I went to the same class so we knew each other well. But in the world of football, things are not always clear.
Recently, information emerged in Scotland that Hammarby left-back Muhannad Jehze is close to moving to Celtic this summer.
On Wednesday, Hammarby supporters and social media began speculating on Holt as a possible replacement.
The temptation and the fun is that some of them like me as a player. But I haven’t heard anything from my donkey.
Good name in Greece
His wife, Rebecca, is from Boras, but the Holt couple with daughter Shanti, 4, and son Quentin, 15, who have no permanent residence or home in Sweden are waiting.
Were you excluded from other clubs in Sweden, such as Hammarby, from Värnamo or Elfsborg?
– I don’t close the doors that way. You can not do that. It’s too early for me to know where we’ll end up.
It can also be a continuation abroad.
– After years in Greece in two of the biggest teams (Panathinaikos and AEK Athens) where I won the league and played in the Champions League, I have a name there.
“Now I’ll finish time here in Germany with a home game on Sunday and then I’ll have some vacation.” But I hope to have something ready relatively soon, says Niclas Holt.