A forward from the National League has found himself at the centre of one of the more unusual transfer stories of the summer. Boreham Wood's Abdul Abdulmalik is attracting serious interest from Swedish top-flight side Djurgarden. They have twice tested the National League club's resolve with bids and the latest offer totalled £1m. It would match the record direct sale by a National League club, the fee Leicester City paid Fleetwood Town for Jamie Vardy in 2012 before he went on to become a Premier League champion and England international. But what have Djurgarden seen in Abdulmalik that convinced them he could be worth a record-equalling fee, and could he follow the path of players like Vardy who used non-league football as the launchpad for something much bigger?