Arildonardo
21-09-2005, 02:00
I wrote a thread in june after the match in Oslo between Norway and Italy about a young norwegian player called Kristofer Haestad (check link for my thread: http://www.milanmania.com/forums/showthread.php?p=309791&highlight=haestad#post309791).
Now it is confirmed that Milan's chief scout Cesare Maldini, along with former norwegian Milan-player Per Bredesen, was in Norway to look at him, Kristofer Haestad, and fellow Start-player Marius Johnsen. Kristofer Haestad is a central midfielder and Marius Johnsen, who is the brother of Rosenborg-keeper Espen Johnsen, is a powerful left-back.
Norwegian article:
http://pub.tv2.no/nettavisen/sport/tippeliga/start/article459942.ece
Unfortunately their club, Start, played their worst match of the season and lost 1-0, so Cesare Maldini was not impressed this time. This is mainly what the article says, but it also says that Maldini knows that player can't play at their best i every match...
Start was promoted to the top division before the current season, and is 2nd in the standings with only 5 matches left. Haestad and Johnsen have also got into the national side, where especially Haestad has been impressive. Against Italy he was "man of the match".
Now it is confirmed that Milan's chief scout Cesare Maldini, along with former norwegian Milan-player Per Bredesen, was in Norway to look at him, Kristofer Haestad, and fellow Start-player Marius Johnsen. Kristofer Haestad is a central midfielder and Marius Johnsen, who is the brother of Rosenborg-keeper Espen Johnsen, is a powerful left-back.
Norwegian article:
http://pub.tv2.no/nettavisen/sport/tippeliga/start/article459942.ece
Unfortunately their club, Start, played their worst match of the season and lost 1-0, so Cesare Maldini was not impressed this time. This is mainly what the article says, but it also says that Maldini knows that player can't play at their best i every match...
Start was promoted to the top division before the current season, and is 2nd in the standings with only 5 matches left. Haestad and Johnsen have also got into the national side, where especially Haestad has been impressive. Against Italy he was "man of the match".