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BK Häcken's Nesrin Akgün is back in action after a hamstring injury kept her sidelined since August, with a Women's Champions League clash against Chelsea on the horizon.
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Nesrin Akgün is playing football again. The BK Häcken forward, who moved from Växjö DFF ahead of the 2025 campaign, has been out since August with a hamstring problem - but finally returned during the penultimate league fixture against Djurgården.
It caps a frustrating spell for the attacker, who featured in eight Damallsvenskan matches during her debut season and eleven this term before the injury struck.
Akgün revealed that the issue began as a minor strain after the summer break. Eager to get back, she rushed her recovery - only to aggravate the injury and face a far longer spell on the sidelines.
She described the period as deeply difficult, but said stepping onto the field again brought a wave of relief, as reported by Fotbollskanalen.
BK Häcken wrapped up the league title with two games to spare, meaning Akgün's comeback came in the match immediately after the championship was sealed.
Attention now turns to Europe. Häcken, who have collected a single point in the Women's Champions League group stage so far, face Chelsea in their next continental outing. Akgün intends to build her minutes gradually as she works towards full fitness.
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