Malmo FF sign Amy Sayer on a three-year deal
Malmo FF have officially confirmed the signing of Australian national team player Amy Sayer. The 24-year-old midfielder has signed a three-year contract and will join national team colleague Courtney Nevin on the team that finished third in the Damallsvenskan last season. The team is currently in eighth place in the Allsvenskan with 20 points after 14 rounds (6 wins, 2 draws, 6 losses) and has a goal difference of +4 (28 scored, 24 conceded).
What does Amy Sayer say about her arrival?
Sayer, who previously played for Kristianstads DFF, expresses great enthusiasm for her new club. 'It feels very exciting to be here. Malmo FF is a big club with high ambitions. I want to win everything I do and see myself as a playmaker in midfield. My big goal is to win the league,' she says.
What does the signing mean for Malmo FF?
Maxim Khalil, sports director for Malmo FF women, sees Sayer as an important addition to the team. 'Amy is an exciting player that we have followed during her time in Sweden. She has a unique combination of physicality, technique and game intelligence that will fit perfectly here,' says Khalil.
What happens next?
Sayer will make her debut for Malmo FF during the upcoming season, with the next match against Kalmar FF at home on October 11. The team is 18 points behind league leaders Sirius and has a tough road ahead to reach the top of the table.
