Ghana international Samuel Tetteh has high hopes of convincing Malmo to sign him on a long-term deal.
Having played in a 1-1 friendly against Midtjylland on Tuesday, club sources say they 'liked the look of the young player'. Tetteh is on the books of Ghana Premier League side WAFA but is angling for a move to Europe.
He is with the team in Dubai, where the Swedish side are gearing up for a run in the post-winter run of the top flight.
20-year old Tetteh has been seen as one of the best young players to come out of Ghana in the last year, and his consistency for club and youth level national teams earned him a debut for the Black Stars against Comoros in World Cup qualifying.
Malmo gaffer Allan Kuhn said: "It is clear to see that he is a guy who is good at playing football but to make a judgment after a workout would not be right. The feeling is that this, after all, is another player who MFF want to keep an eye on, and that the path to a contract is absolutely not a given."
Tetteh played in the U20 World Cup last summer.
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