Johnson reveals Engvall "pact"
Posted: Friday, June 23rd 2017
Engvall nets again for Djurgarden
Tuesday, July 4th 2017
Gustav Engvall struck again as loan club Djurgarden thrashed Kalmar 4-1 in the Allsvenskan.
The 21-year-old striker completed the scoring in the rout, taking his tally to seven goals in 13 games for the Blue Stripes.
Engvall has only just returned to domestic duty after appearing for Sweden at the UEFA Under-21 Championships.
Head coach Lee Johnson has plans to take in-form Engvall to Tenerife for the club’s pre-season training camp.
ON THE SOCIAL
Goal for Gustav Engvall Djurgardens leading 4. 1 at home to Kalmar 👏👏⚽️
— Brian Tinnion (@tinnion_brian) July 3, 2017
ENGVALL’S HOT STREAK
April 16th – IF Elfsborg – 1
April 24th – Malmo FF – 1
May 7th – Orebro SK – 3 (hat-trick)
June 4th – Hammarby IF – 1
July 3rd – Kalmar IF – 1
Total: 7
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