This won't come cheap! BVB put a price tag on Svensson | OneFootball

Daniel Svensson is attracting interest all across Europe. The 24-year-old Borussia Dortmund left-back has made it onto various wish lists. Interested clubs are coming from Serie A, La Liga, and the Premier League.

Compared to the usual transfer fees, Svensson was something of a bargain. BVB initially loaned the Swede for half a season for €1.8 million. In the summer of 2025, the Black and Yellows signed the young FC Nordsjaelland professional on a permanent deal. A further €6.5 million was sent to Denmark.

An investment that appears to be paying off. Svensson stands out for his reliability and tremendous stamina. Last season, he ranked 18th among the players who covered the most kilometers across the league. In the “intensive runs” category, he even finished second behind Hoffenheim’s Vladimir Coufal (33).

Well above market value

Sweden national team coach Graham Potter (51) did not want to do without Svensson at the World Cup because of the BVB defender’s qualities. The 24-year-old featured in three of four matches. In the 0–3 round-of-32 defeat to France, he was even in the starting lineup.

Interest in the left-footer did not cool even after the Scandinavians’ early exit from the tournament. With Liverpool FC, Juventus, AC Milan, and Real Madrid, the crème de la crème of European club football is keeping an eye on the Dortmund player.

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With a contract running until 2029 and no release clause, interested clubs will have to dig a little deeper into their pockets. According to transfermarkt.de, Svensson’s market value stands at €22 million. However, Dortmund’s decision-makers would probably only smile politely at that figure. According to transfer expert Ekrem Konur on X, BVB is demanding €35 million for its left-back — at a minimum.

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