Damallsvenskan Newsblog

A couple of players trying to impress their way into the team showed up at the training sessions, as it is that time of the year:

Former Qbik player Amelie Rybäck, earlier connected to both Göteborg and Kristianstad, showed up at Linköping. Coach Daniel Pettersson calls the 25 year old fullback fast and sensible, but neither he nor the player has made any committments yet.
Corren: Rybäck tränade med LFC

18 year old Turkish-German talent Aylin Yaren visited LDB FC Malmö. The young midfielder, currently playing for TeBe Berlin in the German 2nd liga, definitely has some ball-skills and played for the German 17 year olds before she decided to switch to her other nationality. Malmö's coach Jörgen Pettersson first noticed her in a youth match between Germany and Sweden and is impressed by her technical abilities but also thinks that she needs to get stronger. Yaren doesn't know much about the Swedish league, except that it is highly rated in Germany, and hopes there will be a decision about a contract within a week.
If you want to find out more about Aylin Yaren you can start with her website at www.aylinyaren.com. If you continue to google around a while, you will see that her own self-characterization as "arrogant" isn't completely unfounded. In one article she explains that she switched from the German to the Turkish national side because she wanted to be a full international: "I'm already 18 years old". But ambition is good.
Sydsvenskan: Landslagsspelare tar chansen i Malmö
LDB FC: Bilder på Aylin Yaren

And finally: the American/Swedish not-really-an-agency-but-almost Connect DK Football announces that a client of theirs, former Marquette University goalkeeper Laura Boyer is going on trial with Kopparbergs/Göteborg. A quick google tells us that she made the 2006 short-list for the well-known and respected Hermann trophy. On the list were several USA national team players, so let's assume this is a quality player.
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