Ken Sema

Wouldn't be our choice if we had to pick a pair of wheels, but when it's snowing in snowy Sweden, one must improvise!

Born in Norrköping, Sweden, to Congolese parents, he came up through the youth system of his hometown club IFK Norrköping before being promoted to the first-team in 2013. He was sent on loan immediately to the third tier of Swedish football as he joined IF Sylvia of Division 1 to gain experience playing first-team competitive football. In 22 appearances for IF Sylvia, the midfielder scored and assisted 4 goals a piece. His contract was not renewed upon return to his parent club and in 2014 signed for Swedish second-division club Ljungskile SK as a free agent. The midfielder's two years with Ljungskile SK would be marked by 60 Superettan appearances, 11 goals and 12 assists. His form and brilliance led to enquiries by a handful of Allsvenskan clubs and on January 2016, the midfielder put pen to paper as he signed for Östersunds FK. Over three and 84 appearances later, the midfield man had 10 goals and 28 assists to his name for Östersunds, the highlight coming as he made a hat-trick of assists in the final as Östersunds were crowned the 2016/17 Svenska Cupen champions. His goal against English opposition Arsenal in the UEFA Europa League as Östersunds truimphed over The Gunners brought him to the attention of other global clubs, and on 5 July 2018 he signed a five-year deal with Premier League club Watford. His debut season with The Hornets yielded 1 goal and 3 assists in 22 overall appearances.