She herself is happy to have signed for Häcken.
“I hope I will be able to contribute with my qualities. The offensive pieces and to bring it out more with a lot of energy and a lot of speed,” she told the club’s website.
She is brought in from the series competitor Kif Örebro, where she really broke through last year and was nominated for this year’s breakthrough.
“He is a talented player that we have scouted well. She is the type of player we are looking for in BK Häcken”, says Christian Lundström, football manager for Häcken’s women’s section.
The defender was part of the U19 national team that went all the way to the semifinals during this summer’s U19 European Championships in the Czech Republic.