Hi Jing,
if you look at it from above it may resemble karljohan, but if you look at the stipe it looks scaly, or almost hairy. This gives it away as a Leccinum (all of those that you find in Sweden are edible).
Always look at which trees grow where you pick your mushrooms, it is important for identification. For example, Leccinum aurantiacum only grows with aspen, and Leccinum vulpinum with pine.

By the way, “soppa” = soup, “sopp” = bolete. ;)

Aha! Thank you so much Greyhound. My mistake of spelling