Great offer! How BVB want to reward tireless Daniel Svensson | OneFootball

Daniel Svensson has taken Borussia Dortmund by storm. The 24-year-old Swede has become indispensable in Niko Kovac’s (54) lineup. Now, a hefty reward is on the horizon for BVB’s tireless runner.

In just over a year, the former FC Nordsjælland player made 61 appearances for BVB. Svensson scored six goals and set up six more. He initially played for the Bundesliga club on loan. Since he impressed, the Black and Yellows signed him permanently and handed him a contract until 2029.

Including the loan fee, Dortmund paid a little over eight million euros. The market value of the 11-time international has now risen to 22 million euros. If he performs well at the upcoming World Cup in Canada, Mexico, and the United States, that figure is likely to increase significantly.

“Mr. Reliable,” who has missed just one competitive match this season (due to a red-card suspension), is still reportedly one of the lower earners in BVB’s squad, according to BILD. Svensson currently earns around three million euros per year. In the future, his annual salary is expected to rise significantly, the tabloid reports. However, it does not disclose the exact amount the Ruhr club will transfer to the 24-year-old’s account in the future.

On the radar of numerous top clubs

According to official Bundesliga statistics, no other player has made more intensive runs this season than Svensson, with 2,377. With a total distance covered of 305.5 kilometers, he ranks sixth in the league-wide standings.

Thanks to his performances in a Dortmund shirt, Svensson is on the list of numerous top clubs. According to the report, Liverpool, Arsenal, and Juventus are all monitoring the Swede. Real Madrid and Bayern Munich are also said to be interested in the running machine.

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The man wearing shirt number 24 feels very comfortable at Borussia, however. “I haven’t been here long,” he explained in an interview with Fotbollskanalen at the end of March. He continued: “I feel that I can achieve even more there. I’m very happy to be in Dortmund.”

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