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Share this article Share Gunnarsson also FIFA Coins backed sought-after Norwegian teenager Kristoffer Ajer to succeed at Celtic if he wins a deal. The 17-year-old from IK Start is over on trial at Parkhead.‘I don’t know Kristoffer personally but I’ve played against him before and he is a real talent,’ he said.‘He’s scored goals in the Norwegian League. 

He was born in 1998 so he is quite young but he will do well if he joins Celtic.‘Is he a big name? Yes, he’s played regularly for his team Start in Norway and they stayed in the league. He’s a big name there and since he’s so young he’s getting a lot of attention from the media after (16-year-old)

Martin Odegaard moved from Stromsgodset to Real Madrid. So, yes, he’s quite a big name actually.’ Gunnarsson (left) poses with the Hibernian scarf with manager Alan Stubbs and fellow new boy Chris DagnallWhen chasing matches, the long-throw specialist hopes to offer Hibs something different.‘It’s my trademark,’ he smiled. ‘I can throw the ball one or two metres beyond the first post. 

When I do it the team usually pushes all the big players forward. It’s normally a good weapon.’Gunnarsson plans to Cheap FIFA Coins combine playing with Hibs with finishing his studies for a Bachelor of Science degree in Sports Management.‘Sadly, I can’t play football when I’m 50 so I am looking to the future,” he said.‘I’ve been doing it for two and a half years.