Fabrizio Romano reported this week that PSV is showing interest in Benjamin Brantlind. According to Brantlind's agent Jonathan Chalkias, there is a large gap between the player and IFK Göteborg regarding a contract extension. Chalkias stated that the contract for a player he described as one of Sweden's biggest talents is much too low for a three-year extension and that, without a financial investment, they at least expect a sporting investment. The agent said that they are waiting and will review the situation later. Chalkias also assured that the difficult talks with Göteborg are not related to foreign interest and that there is no urgency to make a deal and move abroad.

According to a report from Fabrizio Romano on Tuesday, PSV is one of several clubs interested in 17-year-old IFK Göteborg talent Benjamin Brantlind and has reportedly already made an approach for the Swedish youth international. Club Brugge is also said to have sought contact, while other unnamed European clubs are monitoring him. A few months ago, Brantlind was linked with Ajax after news from Sweden in late October stated that the club had sent scouts to watch him in several matches. The current status of their interest is unclear. Amidst the interest from multiple clubs, his current team, IFK Göteborg, has wanted to extend his one-year contract for some time.