Bodø/Glimt’s top scorer Kasper Høgh is in the process of being sold to Celtic for at least 11 million euros, a sum that is over ten times what Stabæk received two and a half years ago.
Good profit again, in other words for Norway’s richest club by far. – Unbelievable in terms of rolling the crown for a club in crisis when head coach Kjetil Knutsen entered the field almost ten years ago.
Here you can see all statistics from the match: Sandefjord 0 – Bodø/Glimt 3
Ola Brynhildsen opened the ball with a goal already after a minute, then Jens Petter Hauge followed in the last minute of the game. – Two minutes into overtime, in his first touch on the ball, Mikkel Bro Hansen put in the final score 0 – 3.
Sunday’s Eliteserien round: Goal show, huge hit and the Glimt lead
When Kasper Høgh was out of Bodø/Glimt’s squad this weekend, a 17-year-old super talent showed that the recruitment work in the north is of the highest class. TV 2’s football expert Yaw Amankwah refers to the 17-year-old Dane as one of Europe’s greatest striker talents.
– One of Europe’s greatest striker talents
Mikkel Bro Hansen arrived for free from Aarhus last winter and has trained with the first team for much of that time. Bodø/Glimt will certainly keep hold of the 17-year-old striker for quite some time, despite interest from several big clubs out in Europe.
Mikkel Bro Hansen had barely been on the pitch before he netted Glimt’s third goal in the 3-0 win over Sandefjord. A dream start for the young striker.
“It was absolutely fantastic, that’s exactly what you hope for when you get the chance at the end of the game,” Bro Hansen says to TV 2.
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