Ghanaian Winger Ibrahim Sadiq Inspires BK Hacken to Swedish Cup Success

• Ibrahim Sadiq starred as BK Hacken won the Swedish Cup
• The Ghana youth international scored twice as BK Hacken beat Mjallby AIF
• Sadiq has been in sensational form for the Swedish champions this season

Former Ghana U17 star, Ibrahim Sadiq, scored a brace to lead BK Hacken to Swedish Cup success after beating Mjallby in the final.

The Ghanaian youngster scored twice in the space of three minutes to give his side a two-goal lead before half-time.

Mikkel Rygaard and Samuel Gustafson scored after the break to extend the Wasps' lead.

An own goal in the 85th minute from Gustav Hammar gave Mjallby a consolation, as reported by BK Hacken's official website.

Sadiq has been the hero for Hacken in the Svenska Cup, scoring six goals in seven matches to see them win the title again.

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"Another one Hesingen," wrote the forward on Instagram as he celebrated their triumph.

The Right to Dream Academy graduate won the league with Hacken in his first season and has now added the Swedish Cup to his list of laurels.

He was also on target in the league last week as BK Hacken thrashed Degerfors 6-1 at home.

Despite his prolific form, the 21-year-old has been battling injuries and was withdrawn after 45 minutes on Thursday.

He is expected to be fully fit for the game against league leaders Malmo this weekend.

Ati Zigi named best goalkeeper

Earlier, Sports Brief reported that Black Stars goalkeeper, Lawrence Ati Zigi has emerged the best goalkeeper in the Swiss top flight league for the 2022/23 season.

The World Cup star has been instrumental for FC Saint Gallen, who currently sit seventh on the Super League table.

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Ati Zigi and his teammate, Leonidas Stergiou were all voted into the best eleven team of the season.

Bukari donates to ailing fan

Ghanaian winger, Osman Bukari, supported the treatment of an ailing Red Star Belgrade fan after donating his April Player of the Month award prize money.

The 24-year-old Ghana winger was named the best player in the Month of April in the Serbian Super Liga after scoring four goals and providing an assist in five matches.

Bukari also received a prize money of 100,000 Serbian Dinars, which is equivalent to $927.