<h4><a href=\"\\&quot;http://www.sl10.ng/news/articles/categories/nigeria-players-abroad/mjallby-and-bk-hacken-on-alert-as-samuel-ayinoko-keeps-angelholm-waiting-on-contract-extension/178317\\&quot;\">SL10.ng</a> reported on Wednesday that Mjallby AIF and BK Hacken are amongst the teams monitoring the transfer situation of Angelholm FF midfielder Samuel Monday Ayinoko.</h4> <p><br /></p> <b></b>The 20-year-old will walk away from &auml;ngelholm as a free agent in the next two months except he appends his signature to the two-year deal that has been proposed by the powers that be at the Skane County outfit.<br />&nbsp;<br />Samuel Ayinoko has failed to sign the contract as he wants to evaluate all the offers he has from interested suitors at the end of this campaign before making a decision on his next destination.<br />&nbsp;<br />The former Kwara Football Academy starlet has been scouted several times this season by representatives of Mj&auml;llby AIF and BK H&auml;cken, and it is understood that both Allsvenskan teams have opened a line of communication with his agent.<br />&nbsp;<br />Turkish 1 League club&nbsp; Karsyaka S.K and an unnamed club in Switzerland are also in the race to sign Samuel Monday Ayinoko.<br />&nbsp;<br />This season, the youngster has shown maturity beyond his years, with 7 goals in 24 appearances, including 20 starts.<br />&nbsp;<br />Samuel Ayinoko has been on the books of Angelholm since August 2012 after he was snapped up from Benfica, Portugal.<br />&nbsp;<br />He was recommended to Benfica by Chelsea<span class=\"\\&quot;body1\\&quot;\">&rsquo;</span>s Portuguese manager Jose Mourinho, who saw him in action in a test game between Kwara Football Academy and Royal Antwerp.<br />&nbsp; <br />