Therefore, Carvalho would continue to Vålerenga

Just before the big window opens again, Vålerenga could present Felipe Carvalho as a VIF player until the summer of 2021.

According to the VIF, the sign n & # 39; 39 was not very difficult to set up, for one main reason. After a wonderful life, Carvalho wants to root and grow.

– I'm big in Oslo, I want to play as a player to fight for a place in the World Cup troupe in 2022, said Carvalho in Dagsavisen

On Thursday, he signed the contract with sports director Jørgen Ingebrigtsen in Vålerenga. He turns and goes until the end of July 2021.

Career Stage

– Ongoing in the process, Felipe himself and his advisor Terje Liverød have become clear about the best thing now to get continuity in the right workout session that is asked, then any new career step will come as a result of further progress. Felipe has had a great development in the club, and we are happy and proud that such a good player chooses us in front of other alternatives, says Ingebrigtsen at vif.no.

VIF director Erik Espeseth tells Dagsavisen that the signing are within reasonable limits and that the player has been very well received in the VIF environment.

– We get a pillar up and we are happy, "says Espeseth

The 23-year-old is half injured at Vålerenga of Malmö FF last fall, and has gradually settled on Valle. He is very satisfied with the medical follow-up that he has received.

Among the supporters, "Mr. Boof" has become very popular. Carvalho also gives to the fans.

Share will benefit from the stables

Coach Ronny Part of those who long wanted a center of left of international format. And the journal of the VIF player is now on the conservation of resources that he has.

– I do not see many new players in my mind. We must make the most of the players we have here, said Share to Dagsavisen after Thursday's training.

This week, he had two Japanese players in training, but they did not play in the match on Thursday. Felipe Carvalho, who is relieved to be nailed for several years to come. This has not always been the case for the player raised at the border between Brazil and Uruguay.

Vålerenga plays his last match before the holiday against Molde at Aker Stadium on Sunday.