Anthony Elanga came on as a second-half substitute and scored in Sweden's friendly win over New Zealand on Friday as speculation continues to rise on his future.
Elanga, 21, replaced Viktor Claesson on the hour mark at the Friends Arena and he scored his nation's fourth and final goal as they earned a comfortable victory in Stockholm. He ran down the right channel before dribbling into the box and drilling an effort low into the far corner.
It capped off a 4-1 success with Jesper Karlsson striking twice and Robin Quaison also finding the back of the net for Sweden. Although Elanga's goal may not have had an effect on the overall outcome, it could be a massive confidence boost for the winger, who has been linked with a move away from Manchester United this summer.
