Liverpool monitoring 22-year-old who’s additionally been scouted by Arsenal & Man United

Liverpool are reportedly among the many golf equipment to be carefully monitoring highly-rated Swedish teenager Daniel Svensson, together with the likes of Arsenal and Manchester United.

Svensson, a 22-year-old left-back, has impressed together with his current performances for FC Nordsjaelland, and it appears this has led to curiosity from the Premier League.

Based on Crew Discuss, Liverpool are among the many golf equipment exhibiting a robust curiosity in Svensson, who might maybe be an excellent long-term alternative for the ageing Andrew Robertson.

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Robertson stays a key participant for Arne Slot’s Liverpool, however, now on the age of 30, he maybe seems somewhat previous his peak and it’ll certainly quickly be time for a youthful left-back to come back in.

Daniel Svensson has been linked with Liverpool (Getty Photographs)

Liverpool taking a look at Swedish abilities

Based on Crew Discuss, Svensson is just not the one Swedish expertise on the radar of Liverpool, with the Reds additionally mentioned to be having a look at Eintracht Frankfurt prospect Hugo Larsson.

The 20-year-old midfielder seems an enormous expertise after impressing within the Bundesliga, and LFC could possibly be doing a little good enterprise in the event that they snap up these two younger gamers earlier than they shoot up in worth.

Liverpool had a quiet summer season, solely bringing in Federico Chiesa, whereas goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili is because of be part of subsequent yr, so might we see the Merseyside giants make extra of a splash in January?

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Svensson definitely looks like one to observe, however he’d certainly additionally do a job for Man Utd, who want extra dependable choices than the injury-prone duo Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia at left-back.

The Purple Devils aren’t essentially trying essentially the most thrilling mission proper now, however that would maybe change as soon as new supervisor Ruben Amorim is ready to make his mark, and he’ll certainly need to entice some prime younger gamers like Svensson to Outdated Trafford.

Arsenal, in the meantime, have already got Oleksandr Zinchenko, Riccardo Calafiori, Jurrien Timber, Jakub Kiwior and Takehiro Tomiyasu as gamers who can fill in at left-back, so it’s not clear Svensson could be doing nicely to go to the Emirates Stadium if he desires common enjoying time.