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Portsmouth have confirmed the departure of striker Elias Sorensen to Norwegian side Valerenga just five months after his arrival at Fratton Park.
The 25-year-old Danish forward joined Pompey from Esbjerg in August on a three-year contract and made a total of 13 appearances.
He scored one goal which came on his debut against Leeds in August to help his side to a 3-3 draw.
Boss John Mousinho said: “It
BBC Radio Solent has learned that Portsmouth striker Elias Sorensen has flown to Norway to complete a move to newly promoted Valerenga.
The 25-year-old only arrived at Fratton Park in the summer, joining from Danish club Esbjerg.
He scored on his Pompey debut away at Leeds on the opening day of the season but that turned out to be his only Blues goal.
The former Denmark Under-21 international has made
Portsmouth have signed striker Elias Sorensen from Danish second-tier side Esbjerg for an undisclosed fee.
The former Denmark Under-21 international has joined Pompey on a three-year deal, with a club option for a further 12 months.
Sorensen, 24, joined Newcastle United in 2017, making six appearance for their Under-21 side, and had loan spells at Blackpool and Carlisle before returning home to join Esbjerg three years ago.
“Elias is
The Dutchman, son of former Celtic and Nottingham Forest forward Pierre van Hooijdonk, played 12 games for the Canaries without scoring, all of them from the bench.
Defenders Sam McCallum and Danny Batth and goalkeeper Jon McCracken have also been released by the club.
Keeper Archie Mair has agreed a new deal, similar to that of Sorensen, after spending the second half of the season on loan at Morecambe, and
Jacob Sorensen is eyeing more starts for Norwich as the push for a play-off spot intensifies, after scoring his first goal for more than a year.
The 26-year-old Danish midfielder missed the first half of the season because of a pelvic injury.
But he scored a header in Saturday’s 5-0 rout of Rotherham