Ghanaian starlet Marcly Tshikupe seals Skiljebo SK loan move

 
The 17-year-old teenager of Ghanaian heritage has completed his loan move to the Swedish lower division outfit in the just started football campaign

Swedish Division 2 side Skiljebo SK have announced the loan signing of Swedish-born Ghanaian teenager Marcly Tshikupe from Allsvanskan outfit Västerås SK Fotboll.

The budding forward is joining the fourth division side on the back of a partnership agreement that could see players up to the age of 22 representing both clubs in series of contests.

The forward, who's currently on the books of Vasteras SK U19 youth side, now becomes the second outfield player to join the Vasteras-based club after goalkeeper Elis Wahl and striker Liam Larsson joined them during the autumn.

A club's statement from the official website reads: "VSK Football and Skiljebo SK have entered into an association cooperation which means that young striker Marcly Tshikupe can also represent SSK in the second division in the future."

"Last season, VSK and Skiljebo SK signed a so-called football developing association cooperation which means that players up to the age of 22 can represent both clubs in series games. Then goalkeeper Elis Wahl and striker Liam Larsson were loaned to SSK during the autumn.

"Now it is clear that the agreement is extended and the first to be put on the list will be the young striker Marcly Tshikupe. The 17-year-old, who was brought up in VSK's academy, was recently recruited back to Grönvitt after a one-year stay in Varbergs Bois."

"Marcly Tshikupe is ready for Skiljebo's away meeting with FC Arlanda in division 2 northern Svealand on Saturday."