Jusef Erabi, initially interested in moving to Millwall, was eventually convinced to join Genk. Genk needed a new striker due to the planned sale of Hyeon-gyu Oh. Although Oh's transfer to VfB Stuttgart didn't happen, Erabi still joined Genk to replace Tolu Arokodare, who moved to Wolverhampton Wanderers. The transfer fee was four million euros, and Erabi signed a contract until June 30, 2029.

Jusef Erabi is transferring from Hammarby to KRC Genk for approximately 5 million. The 22-year-old Swedish player is currently undergoing medical tests in Genk. This transfer is confirmed as part of Genk's strategy to strengthen their squad both financially and sportively during this transfer period.

Jusef Erabi, a 22-year-old Swedish player, initially declined interest from Genk as he wouldn't be the first choice. However, with Oh's departure, he is now open to the transfer.

Aftonbladet reports on the transfer developments involving Jusef Erabi. Jusef Erabi was initially choosing between Championship club Millwall FC and Belgian club Genk. If the transfer to Millwall fails, Genk is one of the clubs interested in signing the player. The player has been removed from training with Hammarby as they are in final negotiations with a couple of clubs.