Borussia Dortmund has set the price for Daniel Svensson. According to Bild, the Swedish left winger has caught the attention of Inter ahead of the next summer transfer window. The Germans are asking for at least 30 million euros to let him go.
Svensson, born in 2002, arrived at Dortmund in the winter of 2025 from the Danish side Nordsjælland for a fee close to 6.5 million. In just a few months, he managed to carve out a starring role in the team led by Niko Kovac, quickly becoming a key player in the Croatian coach’s lineup.
The competition for the Scandinavian full-back is fierce. Some English clubs have also shown interest: most notably Leeds and Arsenal, both closely monitoring the situation. The player is appreciated for his technical qualities and his significant room for growth, given his young age.
Dortmund does not seem willing to offer discounts. After the investment just a few months ago, the yellow-blacks are aiming for a significant capital gain, also buoyed by the player’s performance in this first part of his experience in the Bundesliga. The valuation set by the Germans represents a starting point for any future negotiations.
