FC Copenhagen Signs Swedish Wonderkid Alexander Odefalk

FC Copenhagen has secured the signature of 15-year-old Swedish wonderkid Alexander Odefalk, beating out competition from PSV Eindhoven and other top European clubs.

FC Copenhagen has won the race to sign one of Scandinavia's most promising young talents, 15-year-old Alexander Odefalk, from Swedish club IF Brommapojkarna. The Danish club officially confirmed the transfer on their website, marking a significant coup in the pursuit of young talent.

Despite his tender age, Odefalk has already garnered attention from top European clubs, including FC Nordsjælland, FC Midtjylland, and PSV Eindhoven. His impressive skills and potential have made him a highly sought-after prospect, and FC Copenhagen is thrilled to have secured his signature.

Mikkel Køhler, Head of Recruitment at FC Copenhagen, expressed his excitement about Odefalk's impending arrival, saying, “We are very much looking forward to welcoming him this summer.” Køhler praised Odefalk's exceptional abilities, describing him as “a top international talent, a dynamic midfielder with a good eye for the game and a really good technique.”

FC Copenhagen's Plans for Alexander Odefalk's Development

Mikkel Køhler, Head of Recruitment at FC Copenhagen, has acknowledged that despite Alexander Odefalk's immense talent, he still requires significant development. Køhler noted, “Obviously, he still has a lot to learn. Both in relation to our style of play and in relation to standing on his own two feet when he now moves away from home. Together, we must make sure that he takes the right steps.”

Den svenske ungdomslandsholdspiller Alexander Odefalk skifter til sommer til F.C. København, når han fylder 16 år #fcklive https://t.co/QHEDDqIWTq

— F.C. København (@FCKobenhavn) January 21, 2025

Køhler expressed his enthusiasm for Odefalk's impending arrival, saying, “We are very much looking forward to welcoming him this summer.” As part of FC Copenhagen's plans for Odefalk's growth, he will join the FCK Talent Academy upon his move to the Danish capital this summer. This will provide him with a structured environment to develop his skills and adapt to the club's style of play.