The attacker, who recently returned to action for us after an extended lay-off with a knee injury, came off the bench just after the hour mark in Stockholm, marking his first international appearance since 19 November, 2024.
Sweden were 3-1 up at that point, but after conceding soon afterwards they saw out the remainder of the game to claim victory in the UEFA Nations League clash.
Elsewhere on Saturday, Ben Davies captained Wales in their 3-1 defeat away to Norway, which left their hopes of retaining their place in the top tier of the Nations League hanging in the balance.
Jamie Donley led the line for Northern Ireland in their 1-0 victory over Ukraine in Belfast, our on-loan forward being substituted three minutes from time, while there were also wins for on-loan centre-backs Kevin Danso (1-0 for Austria at home to Republic of Ireland) and Radu Dragusin (2-1 for Romania at home to Poland).
Earlier on Saturday, amidst a busy programme of European Under-19 Championship qualifying, Luca Williams-Barnett played 90 minutes for England Under-19s as they thrashed Belarus 5-0 in Austria, while Armend Muslika scored twice in the first half to help Albania Under-19s win 4-0 against 10-man Armenia in Cyprus. George Feeney completed just over an hour as Northern Ireland Under-19s beat Malta 3-1 in North Macedonia, while Ollie Salter featured as a late substitute for Wales Under-19s in their 1-0 defeat to Spain on home turf.
In other youth international action, Oliver Boast played 71 minutes of England Under-18s’ 3-0 defeat at the hands of Sweden in Spain – Oscar Sandiford was an unused substitute – while young goalkeeper Mikel Jack kept a clean sheet for England Under-17s in their 2-0 triumph over Poland in European Under-17 Championship qualifying at St George’s Park. Kwasi Senyah came on with five minutes left, with George Jobling an unused substitute.