I still take the time to write something that interests me, especially the content of transfers. Danish Premier League side Lingby have officially announced the buyout of 22-year-old Icelandic striker Andriy Gudjohnsson, the second son of legendary Icelandic goalscorer Edu Gudjohnsson.
Lympby announced the news of the buyout of GoodJohnson Jr. on its official website, and after activating the buyout clause in the loan contract, Limby signed a three-year contract with GoodJohnson Jr. Calling Gudjohnson Jr. "strong and extremely talented", he has become a key player in the Lingby team, with 10 goals scored in the Danish Super League this season crucial for the team.
Limby head coach Kelsen is pleased to keep Goodjohnson Jr. and says: "We're happy to have him in the club for sure, we looked at him for a long time before he was loaned. And since joining, he has been performing well and gaining a firm foothold in Danchao, but he is only 22 years old and has a very good career prospect. ”
Goodjohnson Jr. himself said: "I was very satisfied with my first eight months at Lingby and happy to stay. After joining Lingby, I was welcomed by everyone and it quickly became my second home. Every day after training and competitions, I go home with a smile on my face and that's important to me. ”
Andri, who has spent time at Barcelona, Espanyol and Real Madrid's academy, was sold by Real Madrid to Swedish Super League side Norrköping in the summer of 2022, but only scored one goal in 29 games in the Swedish Super League, and was loaned to Limby in the summer transfer period last year, scoring 11 goals in 25 games on all fronts this season.
Andri's father, Eduar, is a legendary goalscorer in Iceland, who has played for Chelsea and Barcelona in his career, scoring 55 goals and 26 assists in 211 Premier League games and 72 La Liga games, winning the Eredivisie, La Liga, Premier League and Champions League. Eduer has three sons, Andrie is his second son, the eldest Sven is in Rostock, the younger son Daniel is in Malmö in the Swedish Super League, and all three brothers play forward like their father.