Beninese-Swedish striker Adam Akimey continues to impress for Helsingborgs IF in the 2025/26 Superettan season.
He scored his fifth goal of the campaign and added another assist, bringing his total to seven contributions in 15 matches.
His performances confirm his growing importance to the club’s push for promotion.
Adam Akimey, 21, offers versatility as a center forward or left winger.
He balances his Swedish upbringing with pride in his Beninese heritage, giving him a unique presence both on and off the pitch.
His dual identity has helped him adapt to various playing styles while maintaining consistency in front of goal.
He began his career at IF Brommapojkarna before moving to Hammarby IF in 2022.
During the 2022–2023 season, he developed his technical and physical skills before a loan to Hammarby TFF in 2024 allowed him to gain more first-team experience.
His steady progression earned him a transfer to Helsingborgs IF in March 2025, where he signed a contract until December 2028.
Since joining Helsingborgs IF, Akimey has been a standout performer. In 15 Superettan appearances, he has scored five goals and provided two additional assists.
His contributions make him one of the club’s key offensive threats and a player coaches rely on in crucial matches.
His performances have also attracted attention from scouts, highlighting his potential for future moves.
Adam Akimey’s market value stands at around 150,000 euros according to Transfermarkt. Fans and analysts have praised his consistent form, technical ability, and tactical awareness.
His ability to influence matches from multiple positions has reinforced his reputation as one of Helsingborgs IF’s rising stars.
As the Superettan season progresses, Helsingborgs IF depends on Akimey’s goals and playmaking to achieve promotion ambitions.
His performances continue to inspire teammates and supporters alike, establishing him as a player to watch in Swedish football.
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