Hammarby IF Welcomes New Winger Obilor Okeke Amid Possible Squad Changes
Hammarby IF signs winger Obilor Okeke and hints at possible squad sales before transfer deadline.
Key Points
- • Hammarby IF signs Obilor Okeke from KFUM Oslo.
- • Okeke praises the atmosphere at Hammarby’s 3 arena.
- • Sportchef Mikael Hjelmberg hints at potential player sales.
- • Kim Hellberg's future at the club is under discussion.
Hammarby IF has officially signed 23-year-old winger Obilor Okeke from KFUM Oslo, as confirmed in recent updates. Okeke, who expressed his enthusiasm for joining the club, highlighted the vibrant atmosphere at Hammarby’s 3 arena, calling it "completely crazy" after attending matches with his father. He has had a strong season in Norway, netting six goals in eleven matches, and aims to make a significant impact by contributing both goals and assists. Okeke's integration into the team has been aided by fellow Norwegian Sebastian Tounekti, with coach Kim Hellberg optimistic about Okeke's potential debut against Sirius this Sunday.
Meanwhile, sportchef Mikael Hjelmberg hinted at potential further player sales as the transfer window approaches its close, stating, "I do not rule out that we will sell a player here in the closing phase of the window." This uncertainty adds to the dynamic environment within the squad, which already includes a star player who addressed criticisms, emphasizing the importance of handling feedback. The club's situation continues to evolve as discussions around head coach Kim Hellberg's future also emerge, raising questions about continued management stability amid these changes.