After failing to secure Martin Zubimendi, Liverpool has redirected their attention to Daniel Svensson, a promising Swedish midfielder compared to Real Madrid’s Eduardo Camavinga.
Despite Liverpool legend Jamie Redknapp’s cautions about quick signings, Svensson has become a major target for both Liverpool and Juventus.
Svensson, who started his professional career at just 18 with IF Brommapojkarna in Sweden, quickly gained recognition for his versatile playmaking abilities. His reputation grew further after joining Danish club Nordsjaelland, where he made an immediate impact with two assists in 22 matches during the 2020 Danish Superliga season.
Last season, Svensson stood out as one of Nordsjaelland’s key players, scoring two goals and providing eight assists in 31 league appearances. His ability to transition between midfield and defensive roles has increased his attractiveness, making him a player to watch.
Liverpool’s scouts have reportedly been impressed by Svensson’s performances, particularly his skills in intercepting passes, effective ball distribution, and advancing play into the final third—qualities that have drawn comparisons to Camavinga.
With a contract running until 2027 and a market value of $3.34 million, Svensson presents a potentially cost-effective option for interested clubs. Although Liverpool has not yet issued official statements, reports suggest the club is closely monitoring Svensson’s progress, recognizing his potential value to their squad.
