- Before the season, they were quite clear that they want to invest young, with names like Adi Nalic who was mentioned as a starting player in this Malmö and Tim Prica who we talked about early. Both have basically disappeared completely and are also rumored to be on their way away. And now Amin Sarr has come in. Above all, it is important for their credibility in this rejuvenation that they record a few more of these players. Sarr can be really good, says Therese Strömberg in the Football Studio.

SVT's football expert Daniel Nannskog also likes what he sees in Amin Sarr, who scored his first Allsvenskan goal against IFK Gothenburg this weekend.

- I see speed, size and muscle at such an early age. He does not look so puppy, and above all he has this speed and the ability to get past his opponent. It feels like power. This is a guy you want to see more of, says Daniel Nannskog.

Nannskog, which agrees with Strömberg's reasoning about Malmö's credibility.

- It is extremely important for Malmö that they send the right signals to their academy, that you see that you can get through the academy and get the chance. Then I understand the dilemma when you are as big a club as Malmö is. You have pressure to show results, and coaches easily become cowards and you know that there will be some gambling with the younger ones. You see AIK, and what problems are there when you throw in many younger people, says Daniel Nannskog and continues:

- But as Malmö does, they do it a little slowly with Anel Ahmedhodzic and surround him with good players and lock in a little soft and nice. Malmö has something going on there, says Daniel Nannskog.

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