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Abdul Abdulmalik Transfer from Boreham Wood to Djurgården
Abdul Abdulmalik has signed for Djurgården and was presented on the club's website. His contract is valid until 2029. According to reports, the transfer fee is around 1.5 million pounds, approximately 20 million kronor, which is a record sale from the English fifth division. Boreham Wood's chairman Danny Hunter stated in an open letter that Abdulmalik refused to train and play for the club.
Abdul Abdulmalik has signed for Djurgården and was presented on the club's website. His contract is valid until 2029. According to reports, the transfer fee is around 1.5 million pounds, approximately 20 million kronor, which is a record sale from the English fifth division. Boreham Wood's chairman Danny Hunter stated in an open letter that Abdulmalik refused to train and play for the club.
According to BBC reporter Nizaar Kinsella, Djurgården and Boreham Wood have reached an agreement on a price for Abdul Abdulmalik. Kinsella reports that the transfer is expected to be a record sale from the English fifth division and that Abdul Abdulmalik is in Stockholm for a medical examination and contract signing. Expressen reports that the clubs have agreed on a deal for 1.7 million pounds, which corresponds to approximately 22 million kronor. Abdul Abdulmalik has expressed a desire to leave the English fifth division club.
According to BBC reporter Nizaar Kinsella, Djurgården and Boreham Wood have reached an agreement on a price for Abdul Abdulmalik. Kinsella reports that the transfer is expected to be a record sale from the English fifth division and that Abdul Abdulmalik is in Stockholm for a medical examination and contract signing. Expressen reports that the clubs have agreed on a deal for 1.7 million pounds, which corresponds to approximately 22 million kronor. Abdul Abdulmalik has expressed a desire to leave the English fifth division club.
Djurgården has made several bids for Boreham Wood's Abdul Abdulmalik. According to Sky Sports, the latest offer was £1.5 million (19 million kronor). Boreham Wood chairman Danny Hunter states that the price for the player has been reduced by 4.5 million kronor and that the clubs are in agreement on the fixed transfer fee but not on the associated bonus package. Hunter also claims that Abdul Abdulmalik is currently refusing to train in order to secure a move. He added that there are disagreements regarding bonuses related to Djurgården's performance in league and European competitions, Abdulmalik's appearances, a bonus for becoming an international player, and a resale percentage. Hunter suggests that an agreement has not been reached and the transfer may not happen, and accuses Djurgården of possibly breaching transfer regulations by contacting Abdul Abdulmalik via an agent without Boreham Wood's permission.
Djurgården has made several bids for Boreham Wood's Abdul Abdulmalik. According to Sky Sports, the latest offer was £1.5 million (19 million kronor). Boreham Wood chairman Danny Hunter states that the price for the player has been reduced by 4.5 million kronor and that the clubs are in agreement on the fixed transfer fee but not on the associated bonus package. Hunter also claims that Abdul Abdulmalik is currently refusing to train in order to secure a move. He added that there are disagreements regarding bonuses related to Djurgården's performance in league and European competitions, Abdulmalik's appearances, a bonus for becoming an international player, and a resale percentage. Hunter suggests that an agreement has not been reached and the transfer may not happen, and accuses Djurgården of possibly breaching transfer regulations by contacting Abdul Abdulmalik via an agent without Boreham Wood's permission.
Goal.com reports that Boreham Wood have rejected an improved offer of approximately £1.5m from Djurgardens for Abdul Abdulmalik. The club had also turned down a previous £1m approach from Djurgardens. Boreham Wood are determined to retain Abdul Abdulmalik after a strong 2025-26 campaign, and several bids have been made for him this summer.
Goal.com reports that Boreham Wood have rejected an improved offer of approximately £1.5m from Djurgardens for Abdul Abdulmalik. The club had also turned down a previous £1m approach from Djurgardens. Boreham Wood are determined to retain Abdul Abdulmalik after a strong 2025-26 campaign, and several bids have been made for him this summer.
Swedish club Djurgården has had a £1 million bid for Abdul Abdulmalik, Boreham Wood's 23-year-old striker, turned down. The English and Nigerian player has been capped three times for England at U17 level and joined his current club in July 2024. There were earlier links of the player to Leicester, which reportedly began as early as May.
Swedish club Djurgården has had a £1 million bid for Abdul Abdulmalik, Boreham Wood's 23-year-old striker, turned down. The English and Nigerian player has been capped three times for England at U17 level and joined his current club in July 2024. There were earlier links of the player to Leicester, which reportedly began as early as May.
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