Ruben Alte utlånt til dansk klubb
Sju uker etter at Viking hentet tilbake Ruben Alte fra Sandefjord er trønderen klar for en utlånsavtale til Viborg i dansk superliga.
Viborg har bare Nordsjælland foran seg på tabellen i Danmarks øverste divisjon. I bekreftelsen står det at Alte har kommet på lån ut sesongen, som varer fram til mai.
Videre opplyser Viborg at klubben har sikret seg en opsjon på å kjøpe Alte fri fra Viking-kontrakten.
26-åringen fra Namsos ble lånt ut til Sandefjord før sesongstart, men ble hentet tilbake igjen til klubben som eide ham i sommer.
Alte har også vært innom klubber som Steinkjer, Ranheim og Kristiansund.
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