It is the first new acquisition of Assyria

Two weeks ago, it was clear that coach Andreas Tegström had extended his contract and stayed at Assyrian IK for two more seasons. The new Division 1 club has now completed its first acquisition. This is a famous Serbian goalkeeper among footballers interested in Jönköping.

Vilson Caković, the closest to Råslätt SK, has signed a three-year contract. Thus, the 27-year-old returns to an Assyrian as he represented for the first time in 2011, while the club was in Division 4.

On the qualifying list, there are also matches with clubs in Serbia and Albania. He was the third goalkeeper of the Red Star star club and played in youth league matches for Serbia.

"Jump on this project"

"It feels good to be back, I want to jump on this project and continue to develop," says the new acquisition.

Caković made a strong contribution to the RSK season and was nominated for the prize of the Unibet gaming company as a year – round goalkeeper in East Götaland Division 2.

"I'm a quick goalkeeper with good reflexes and I'm focused all the time," he said.

Assyriskas coach Andreas Tegström knows what he has to Vilson Caković because RSK played in the same series 2 over the past season.

"We got a school goaltender, he had good feet, a laid and was like a wall when we met in both games this year because we are a team that wants to play football, it's a good thing. is a definite bonus to having a guard who has good feet, he said.

Ready as a goalkeeper coach

The Assyrians also announced that Joakim Jans, who had been forced to end his active career in the 2018 season, was ready for the goalkeeper over the next two years.

Otherwise, work continues to find an assistant coach and search for new players. This week and next week, several test players are on site and working with Assyrian.

"We are examining a number of test players before deciding who to proceed with." We want the team to be ready as soon as possible, said sports director Markus Dere, who does not want to enter a name.

– No, I'd rather not do that. But it's about players who played in divisions 1 or 2. In addition, players who have been in J-Södra have appeared.