According to recent reports, Italian club Parma is expressing keen interest in Hampus Skoglund, a promising young right-back currently playing for Hammarby in Sweden.
Skoglund, who turned 21 in March, has caught the attention of Parma`s scouting network. The club is said to be closely monitoring the player`s progress and considering making an offer for his services.
Primarily utilized as a right-back or right wing-back in a five-man midfield formation, Skoglund has already made significant strides in his career. He has earned five caps for Sweden`s Under-21 national team, scoring one goal in the process.
Despite his young age, Skoglund has already become an important player for Hammarby, featuring in 17 matches this season. His potential and consistent performances have not gone unnoticed, leading to Parma`s interest.
However, any potential transfer may prove challenging for Parma. Skoglund recently signed a contract extension with Hammarby, committing his future to the club until December 2029. This new deal is likely to increase his market value significantly.
Parma, now under the guidance of new coach Carlos Cuesta, formerly of Arsenal`s coaching staff, appears to be looking to strengthen their squad with young, promising talent. The pursuit of Skoglund aligns with this strategy as the club aims to bolster its defensive options.
As the transfer window approaches, it remains to be seen whether Parma will make a formal offer for Skoglund and if Hammarby would be willing to part with their talented youngster.