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AIK Target Shedrack Egboh as Yohanna Replacement

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AIK are reportedly set to trial Nigerian winger Shedrack Egboh as a potential replacement for Zadok Yohanna after his move to Brighton

Swedish top-flight club AIK are reportedly lining up a move for Nigerian youngster Shedrack Egboh as they seek a replacement for departing winger Zadok Yohanna.

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Yohanna, 18, recently completed a record-breaking transfer from AIK to English Premier League side Brighton & Hove Albion, marking a significant step in his early career development.

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The move has left AIK searching for fresh attacking options, with Egboh now emerging as a leading candidate to fill the gap.

According to reports, the 18-year-old Nigerian winger will undergo trials with the Swedish club during the summer window, with a permanent deal possible if he impresses.

Egboh is described as an explosive and dynamic winger who has attracted interest from several European clubs due to his pace and attacking versatility.

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A successful trial could see AIK secure the teenager as part of their long-term rebuilding plan following Yohanna’s departure.

The potential transfer also highlights the growing pipeline of Nigerian talent moving into Scandinavian football as a stepping stone to top European leagues.

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AIK are expected to monitor Egboh closely during the trial period before making a final decision on a possible contract offer.

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