True Nordic cooperation seems with a Danish striker, who has a contract with a Norwegian club sent on loan to Sweden.
Molde is loaning Frederik Ihler to Elfsborg.
“I’m very happy with the season last year. I felt I got into the team incredibly well. Despite the fact that we didn’t get the results we wanted, I thought it was a lot of fun to play for Molde. It was fantastic to play in Europe, and I thought I contributed well with goals”, says Frederik to Molde’s pages.
The Danish striker is officially in place at the Swedish club, and there is a loan deal that is valid for the whole of 2025. “It’s been a quick process, but I’m very happy to be here, and I’m looking forward to starting working here”
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Head coach Oscar Hiljemark is pleased with something he says on the club’s pages: “Frederik is a player we have been keeping an eye on for a long time and when the opportunity for a loan arose it felt like a very good opportunity to strengthen ourselves further before the 2025 season starts! We welcome Frederik and look forward to experiencing many of his great qualities on the field.”
21-year-old Frederik Ihler has played 26 games for Molde, scoring seven goals and providing one assist.
Frederik Ihler has a past in AGF and Skive before moving to Swedish Landskrona in the summer of 2023, before moving to Molde last summer.
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