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Thursday, March 16th 2017
Gustav Engvall has been named in the Sweden Under-21 squad for forthcoming games against Serbia and Czech Republic.
The Swedish Under-21s will be spending time in Marbella from March 20th to March 28th, with two international friendlies set to take place.
Marbella Football Centre will play host to the matches; against Serbia on March 24th and Czech Republic on March 27th.
Engvall was a summer signing from IFK Gothenburg and has made six appearances to date. He has two caps for the Swedish senior team, but has scored three times in ten outings for the Under-21s.
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