Lyngby Boldklub has sold forward Malik Abubakari to Portugal. The Ghanaian attacker joins Portuguese second-tier side S.C.U. Torreense, a move the Danish club officially confirmed on its website.
The club is in a difficult period in the Superliga, sitting 11th with just three points from six matches. They are yet to win a game this season and face a tough next fixture away to Viborg, who are second in the table. You can follow the match on our fixtures page.
What does the sale mean for Lyngby?
Malik Abubakari left Lyngby Boldklub after joining the club in 2024. He made 22 appearances for the team, but his time was marred by injury problems. A serious ACL injury sidelined him for an extended period. This season, he managed only one substitute appearance against FC Copenhagen in the first round and did not feature again before his departure. His exit now creates opportunities for other attacking players in the squad, which you can view on our squad page.
How has Lyngby Boldklub performed in the Superliga?
The team's form has been troublesome at the start of the campaign. They have scored seven goals but conceded eleven, resulting in a goal difference of minus four. They are a full ten points behind league leaders FC Nordsjaelland. Their most recent result was a 1-1 home draw with OB on August 30th, highlights of which are available. This match was part of a recent run of zero wins, three draws, and two losses in their last five games. You can track the current league position on our standings page.
What awaits S.C.U. Torreense?
The Portuguese club, S.C.U. Torreense, acquires a 22-year-old forward with international experience from Ghana. Abubakari joins a club competing in Liga Portugal 2 and will hope to contribute pace and physicality to their attack. For Lyngby Boldklub, the sale means a player who was not part of the current plans has been moved on, freeing up resources. The club's immediate task is to reverse their negative trend when they face Viborg tomorrow, September 4th.
