Done Deal: Nigerian Winger Joins Swedish Club Djurgården On Five-Year Contract

Nigerian winger Angelo Agbejoye has joined Swedish Allsvenskan club Djurgarden, Completesports.com reports.

Agbejoye, who joined Djurgarden from local club Grassrunners FC penned a five-year contract.

The 18-year-old is the Blue Stripes’ first recruit of the summer transfer window.

Agbejoye was delighted after signing his contract with the club.

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“I am very happy and grateful to be here,” Agbejoye told the club’s official website.

” My main strengths are speed, attack, finesse, scoring and hitting crucial passes, creating chances and, in short; win.”

Djurgården’s scout Jonatan Axelsson is expecting big things from Agbejoye.

” We have had a good knowledge of Angelo for a while now and the interest on our part has become more intense recently. We have partly followed him closely via video, and partly I myself have been there in Nigeria for two weeks to see Angelo live in training and match play, as well as get to know him and his family,” Axelsson said.

” Angelo is a playful left-footed player who thrives best as an outside forward on the right. He possesses a point at his speed combined with a fine technical package and is a skilled finisher. He is a young player and of course also has parts in his game that he needs to develop and he will get that time here. We see great potential in him and we are very happy that he has now signed for Djurgården.”