This, according to Kalmar, is to ensure the former Tusker FC forward gets adequate playtime which is crucial for his growth and development as a young player. Majak joined Kalmar on a six-month loan deal from Tusker FC in April. The Swedish club had vowed to sign him if he impressed at the club during the loan period. He is however yet to feature for the first team and has spent the better part of the last three months with the youth team as they gave him room to adjust to life in Sweden.The club has now decided to loan him out for the remainder of the season as confirmed by a statement posted on their website.Tusker fc’s David Majak has been sent on loan for the rest of the season to IFK Luleå by Swedish side Kalmar FF. The striker signed for Kalmar back in April on a 6-month loan deal #RadullLive pic.twitter.com/DdP1qLHrgr— @RadullLive (@radulllive) July 21, 2021 “David Majak Chan will be loaned out for the rest of the season to IFK Luleå in Division 1 North,” read the statement on the club website“The arrangement around David Majak Chan is based on a longer test period where we want to be able to see and evaluate him during the season to be able to make a decision about the future. An important part of that evaluation is to be able to analyze David in a match. To get the opportunity for as much playing time as possible in competitive matches, we see a loan as the best option for him. During the rest of the season, David will be loaned out to IFK Luleå in Norrettan, with the goal that this will be a solution that will be good for David, good for Kalmar FF and that strengthens IFK Luleå’s squad,” he said.A product of the Chapa Dimba tournament, the South Sudanese international joined Tusker in 2018 from Kakamega Homeboyz and instantly became a hit for Robert Matano’s side. The good run with Tusker saw him drafted into the South Sudan national team squad.
