Daniel Svensson
24-Year-Old
Borussia Dortmund
Bundesliga
Set to feature at wing-back
Svensson has been named in Sweden's World Cup squad and is expected to provide quality delivery from wide areas under coach Jon Dahl Tomasson, arriving at the tournament after a productive Bundesliga campaign.
ANALYSIS
Svensson contributed two goals and two assists across 33 Bundesliga appearances this season, with his crossing ability standing out as one of the most valuable attributes he brings to the Swedish setup. His capacity to deliver dangerous balls into the box in both open play and dead-ball situations gives Sweden an additional attacking weapon that can be exploited against any defensive block. His combination of defensive discipline and attacking ambition makes him a well-rounded option in Jon Dahl Tomasson's system, and his consistent crossing output throughout the season suggests he will be a key creative contributor for Sweden during the tournament.
Svensson contributed two goals and two assists across 33 Bundesliga appearances this season, with his crossing ability standing out as one of the most valuable attributes he brings to the Swedish setup. His capacity to deliver dangerous balls into the box in both open play and dead-ball situations gives Sweden an additional attacking weapon that can be exploited against any defensive block. His combination of defensive discipline and attacking ambition makes him a well-rounded option in Jon Dahl Tomasson's system, and his consistent crossing output throughout the season suggests he will be a key creative contributor for Sweden during the tournament.
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Back available Saturday
Svensson (ankle) trained fully without restrictions Thursday and is back available for Saturday's clash against Hamburger, according to coach Niko Kovac, per Ruhr 24. "Daniel trained again today without any problems. He is available to play against HSV."
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Dealing with ankle sprain
Svensson suffered an ankle sprain during the game against Koln two weeks ago and which didn't allow him to end Saturday's clash against Augsburg, according to coach Niko Kovac, per Ruhr 24. "He twisted his ankle last week against 1. FC Köln and went into today's game already in pain."
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Subbed off injured
Svensson was forced off in the 74th minute of Saturday's clash against Augsburg due to an apparent injury, the club announced.
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Involved in both Dortmund goals
Svensson had an assist with his lone chance created and scored a goal while taking two shots (one on goal) and crossing five times (two accurate) during Saturday's 3-2 loss to Bayern Munich.
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Suspension cleared
Svensson is no longer suspended and is an option moving forward for the club in the Champions League.
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Arsenal showing interest
Arsenal are keen on making a move for Svensson, according to ESPN.
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Svensson could leave Dortmund if the Bundesliga giants receive an offer in excess of $30 million. Leeds United, Inter Milan and Liverpool are also keeping close tabs on the Sweden international, who has been outstanding for Dortmund this season.
Svensson could leave Dortmund if the Bundesliga giants receive an offer in excess of $30 million. Leeds United, Inter Milan and Liverpool are also keeping close tabs on the Sweden international, who has been outstanding for Dortmund this season.