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Published on 2024-10-11 11:28:57
Manchester City are showing interest in FC Nordsjaelland’s Daniel Svensson, a Swedish Under 21 international known for his performances in Denmark. Liverpool, Brighton, and Aston Villa have also considered bidding for him in the past, but now City, Arsenal, Tottenham, and Brentford are sending scouts to watch him in action. Svensson is a left-footed central midfielder with experience as an inverted fullback, a role increasingly common in modern football.
Svensson’s versatility and skillset make him an attractive prospect for clubs like Manchester City and Arsenal, whose managers use similar systems that could benefit from his abilities. With 4 goals and 12 assists last season, Svensson has been primarily used as a midfielder but has also been playing at left-back this season. City, in particular, are looking for a young left-back to add depth to their squad after Sergio Gomez’s departure.
If Svensson were to make the move to Manchester City, he would likely be a squad player rather than a first-team starter, providing valuable depth and versatility for Pep Guardiola’s team. After spending several years at Nordsjaelland, the 22-year-old fullback/midfielder is looking to take the next step in his career, and a move to the Etihad could be a great opportunity for him to continue his development.
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