According to a report by TEAMtalk, Liverpool will face competition from Arsenal and Manchester United for Daniel Svensson. The 22-year-old highly-rated full-back has done quite well for FC Nordsjaelland, and his performances have caught the attention of Premier League clubs.
The Reds need to find a quality long-term replacement for Andrew Robertson, and the Swedish defender could prove to be the ideal acquisition. Robertson is no longer the player he used to be. The Scottish international has shown signs of decline, and Liverpool need a better player starting for them.
It will be interesting to see if they can get a deal done for the 22-year-old. However, Liverpool have shown interest in other left-backs and want to tie Robertson to a new contract. Meanwhile, the opportunity to move to Liverpool could be quite exciting for the defender as well.
It would be a huge step up in his career, and the highly-rated Scandinavian full-back would get to prove himself at the highest level. Liverpool are one of the biggest clubs in the world, and they could provide him with the platform to push for major trophies as well.
Arsenal and Manchester United keen
Arsenal are keeping tabs on his situation as well. The Gunners need to sign a quality left-back in the coming months, and the Swedish defender would be the ideal option for them. Kieran Tierney is expected to leave the club permanently at the end of the season, and Nuno Tavares does not have a future at the Emirates either.
Arsenal need more quality and depth in the left-back department. The Gunners have been pushing for the Premier League title in the last two seasons, and the defender will be tempted to join a big club like Arsenal.
Finally, Manchester United are keen on the Swede as well. They need to find an alternative to Luke Shaw who has struggled with regular injury problems. The England international is a quality player, but his availability is concerning.
Manchester United need more depth in the side, and signing the 22-year-old would be ideal. It remains to be seen which of the three English clubs come forward with an official offer to sign the Scandinavian defender in the coming months.
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