Borussia Dortmund left-back being tracked by Liverpool amid interest from Arsenal and Inter Milan
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The player is generating significant interest from Europe’s biggest clubs. Image Credits: Imago ImagesBorussia Dortmund have another immense talent in their ranks that is beginning to gather the attention of some of Europe’s biggest clubs.The Bundesliga side may find it difficult this summer to hold on to him.Daniel Svensson joined Borussia Dortmund on loan from Nordsjaelland initially, before being integrated into the first team set up on a permanent basis for a fee of 6.5million euros.Liverpool were first linked to the player back in 2024, who was described as a clone of current Real Madrid player Eduardo Camavinga.The Sweden international is versatile, often operating as either a left-back or a central midfielder for Borussia Dortmund.When it comes to Borussia Dortmund’s transfer stance on Svensson this summer, a report from fussballdaten has revealed that the club do not view him as untouchable and he could perfectly meet their buy cheap, sell high philosophy.The report confirms that a whole host of clubs are weighing up a move for the Swede.According to fussballdaten: “Liverpool FC have identified Svensson as one of their main targets to rejuvenate their defence and increase competition on the left side of defence.
His physique and pressing strength promise a perfect complement to the Reds’ system. Arsenal FC and Leeds United are also known to be monitoring the situation closely, with Mikel Arteta appreciating the player’s versatility.”Over in Italy he has admirers too.“In Italy, Inter Milan is showing the most interest in Svensson.
It is believed that he could fit seamlessly into the role of “wing-back” within Inter’s tactical discipline and three-man backline. In addition, AC Milan and Atalanta BC are also cautiously testing the market, according to reports.”Whilst Liverpool have entered the race for Svensson, the report goes on to add that him deciding on his next club will come down to whether he is happy becoming a rotational player.When Svensson operates that left flank, fussballdaten state that he perfectly encapsulates what it means to be a “modern full-back.”Not only is the player stable in defence, but he is efficient in attacking areas too, leading to him generating such a high amount of interest in acquiring his services this summer.