Matilda Nildén joins her sister in North London
Alongside Hanna Wijk, Tottenham have secured another signing from BK Häcken. Matilda Nildén will now play alongside her older sister Amanda.
- The forward reunites with her older sister Amanda Nildén at Tottenham, where the siblings will play together in the same team.
- The 21-year-old Swedish forward signed a long-term contract with Tottenham, marking a major step in her career.
- She spent the past two seasons at BK Häcken in Damallsvenskan, having joined from AIK ahead of the 2024 season.
- Nildén described the move as emotional but exciting, expressing both nerves and enthusiasm about the new challenge in London.
- At Tottenham, she will also join other former Häcken colleagues, including fellow Swedish players Hanna Wijk and Josefine Rybrink.
- Nildén has represented Sweden at youth levels (U17, U19, U23) and is regarded as a promising attacking player for both club and country.
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