Former RBK coach Per Joar 'Perry' Hansen became the new head coach for Aalesund FK on Tuesday. Now, he starts hunting new players.

"I think AaFK is a club with a great potential, and I'm looking very much forward to this challenge," Perry tells local newspaper Trønder-Avisa.

The northlander is formally contracted to RBK for the remains of 2005, and has had several 'spying missions' this autumn. Among other things, he has taken a closer look at several players in Sweden. But on Tuesday, the 40-year old signed a two-year contract with the Northwesterners, and then suddenly finds himself on the opposite side of the table: Now, he considers strengthening Aalesund with Rosenborg players.

Renting players seems to be the main option. Names like Alexander Tettey and Michael Jamtfall could be possible. Both are up and coming, but gets little playing time at Lerkendal. A year in the first division with AaFK could be a good step forward in their carreers.

"Anyway, it will be up to Rosenborg to decide wether they have players they could, for instance, rent out," Per Joar Hansen finishes.