Isak Hien was one of Djurgården’s best players against Malmö FF.
Now Sportbladet can reveal that the successful defender has played with a broken hand since the premiere against Degerforce.
– I was going to use plaster, but we found an alternative solution, he says.
Djurgarden go Malmo FF At Tele2 Arena. And Isaac Hein punctured the match with a 4-0 goal. After the match, he was widely praised.
– We don’t leave anything out. Victor Edwardsen says Isaacs who came to Hagali’s side (Hjalmar Ekdal) did it insanely well, so it’s just a matter of tipping the hat.
Hien made his Allsvenskan debut at the premiere against Degerfors. The midfielder played the entire match at the time, but an injury meant he only played one minute in the next three matches.
Hen said then – I got slapped in the middle of the match and I don’t know if I rolled a finger or something.
“I felt a little lather”
But now Sportbladet can reveal that the successful defender has broken his hand, which he has trained and played with ever since.
– Yes, it was a fracture. I had a plastic splint for three weeks or something when I should have put a splint on and it affected me a bit. It wasn’t very easy to run with, you could feel a little foam with a piece of plastic on your arm. But since then I have twisted my hand and it still works fine.
Have you challenged the doctors and ignored the cast?
– We found an alternative solution using a plastic rail. That was enough. After all, we play with our feet, so after you’ve healed up decently, it’s still going well.
Heen was, of course, happy after the win over Malmö.
– We’re making a tough match today. Fun to win and keep a clean sheet. Especially a match like this against Malmö. You feel good. It looks like we’re starting to find some continuity in the back line and we’re starting to get a grip on that, he says and continues:
It was good to score a goal. But I don’t know if I will get a return like this for the rest of the year.
