Daniel Svensson is reportedly valued at €35m-€45m by Dortmund, with Milan, Juventus, Arsenal and Manchester United monitoring him for January.
Milan and Juventus are reportedly competing with Arsenal and Manchester United for Borussia Dortmund defender Daniel Svensson, according to German outlet Fussballdaten.
Dortmund are said to value the 24-year-old at between €35 million and €45 million, meaning any interested club would need to make a significant investment to secure his signature.
The reports place the four clubs among those monitoring Svensson as attention turns towards the January transfer window.
Milan and Juventus are reported to be considering options to strengthen their squads during the second half of the season, while Arsenal and Manchester United are also said to be following the Dortmund player.
Daniel Svensson’s Profile And The Milan-Juventus Interest
Svensson, who was born in Stockholm, is primarily a left-back and can also operate as a central midfielder.
That ability to play in more than one position is presented as part of his appeal to clubs seeking additional versatility in their options.
He’s made 70 appearances for Dortmund since his move from Nordsjælland, scoring seven goals and adding seven assists, and his contract runs until 2029.
Milan and Juventus have both been named as interested clubs, with the reported January window offering a possible point at which either side could revisit the market.
Svensson has previously been linked with a move to Italian football, and the latest reports have renewed speculation over a potential Serie A move.
Svensson’s Reported Price Tag
The valuation attached to Svensson is between €35 million and €45 million.
Dortmund reportedly value Svensson in that range and are open to a sale if their valuation is met.
Scouting teams from the interested clubs are said to be watching his role and playing time at Dortmund closely, with concrete contact with his representatives expected ahead of the January window specifically.
The reported figure would require a substantial investment from any club seeking to take the defender from Dortmund.
It also leaves the Bundesliga side in an important position should interest develop into a concrete approach.
Why Milan And Juventus Could Return In January
The report says neither Juventus nor Milan completely addressed their respective squad weaknesses during the summer transfer window, leaving both with a reason to return to the market in January.
Juventus coach Luciano Spalletti and Milan boss Ruben Amorim may therefore ask their respective directors to add to their squads midway through the season.
For either club, Svensson’s ability to play at left-back or in midfield would provide an option across more than one area of the pitch. The report identifies that flexibility as a factor in his appeal.
Arsenal And Manchester United Add Competition
Arsenal and Manchester United are also reportedly monitoring Svensson, alongside Milan and Juventus.
Their involvement means the reported interest extends beyond Serie A, with four major European clubs linked with the Swedish defender.
The reports describe Arsenal and Manchester United as keeping track of Svensson’s situation, rather than identifying a completed move or a settled destination.
Dortmund’s reported willingness to sell if their valuation is met remains central to any potential transfer.
Svensson is also a full Sweden international who featured for his country at the 2026 World Cup, adding to his profile as a proven performer at the highest level.
What Happens Next For Daniel Svensson
January is the window highlighted in the reports as Milan and Juventus consider further squad additions.
Whether either Italian club acts will depend on developments in the market and on Dortmund’s reported valuation of Svensson.
Arsenal and Manchester United are also part of the reported interest, leaving Svensson’s future open as the January window approaches.
For now, the available reports link the defender with all four clubs while Dortmund retain control over a possible sale.
