Damallsvenskan Newsblog

Former Qbik defender Amelie Rybäck, who just has finished her try-out with Linköping, has recieved an offer, sport director Bengt Ekholm says. "She is a good player that would increase the depth in the squad", he says and adds that she is welcome if she accepts the terms. Rybäck says she still hasn't made up her mind "I have some clubs to chose between and it's niot easy to decide".
Linköping are still looking for a strong offensive midfielder, but Ekholm says that they are not panicing, "we have a strong squad already".
Corren: Rybäck välkommen till LFC

Sunnanå have signed 17 year old local talent Sandra Fält Barbalace from nearby 1st division side Morön. Sunnanå's Sören Gustafsson is happy to have been able go get her to the team and says that she is one of the greatest talents northern Sweden, "it's pretty much up to herself exactly how good she will become". Gustafsson adds that Sunnanå are still looking for good players to add to the team, the more so after Hanna Marklund retired, but no names mentioned.
Sunnanå also signed a new assistant coach, Göran Hallberg from the club's men's team. The fairly late decision seems to have to do with that the club originally wanted Hanna Marklund for the position, but didn't manage to persuade her.
Norra Västerbotten: Sandra klar för Sunnanå, Nästa brorsa i Sunnanås damlag

Bälinge's young left fielder Ida Norström has left the club for local 1st division side Danmarks IF.
Upsala Nya Tidning: Ida Norström klar för Danmark

Salina Olsson, who recently returned home to Stockholm after two years with Kopparbergs/Göteborg, has not made up her mind about her future in football, but is in talks with AIK. She was bothered by a hurting knee most of last season and is now doing light rehab training to see how it will work out. She says that the door to AIK is open for her, if she decides to continue playing.
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