Liverpool's interest in Svensson emerged in May, and the German press claimed he had become a ‘top target’ for Premier League giants. While on international duty, Svensson was asked by SVT Sport about interest from top English clubs. According to Sport Witness, he replied that he had seen something about it but had not heard anything more. Svensson stated that while it can be fun to read, there was nothing concrete and he had not heard anything more than what was in the newspaper. He also said he is happy in Dortmund and looks forward to continuing with the club. When asked if he was close to joining a different club over the summer, Svensson added that he was not at all close.

'Bild' reports that Borussia Dortmund would not let Daniel Svensson leave for less than €30 million. The player has no release clause.

CaughtOffside has been informed by sources close to the agents industry that Liverpool has placed Daniel Svensson on their transfer agenda and has a concrete plan to sign the Borussia Dortmund player. Liverpool.com claimed the Reds had identified the defender as a possible summer target. Previous reports have valued the defender between €35m and €45m, although growing competition could increase the overall package to be closer to €50m. A Borussia Dortmund official announcement confirmed that his contract runs until June 2029, meaning the club is under no pressure to accept a reduced proposal.

Liverpool are interested in signing Daniel Svensson. At Liverpool, Daniel Svensson could be the replacement for Andrew Robertson and could compete with Milos Kerkez for the starting spot. Andrew Robertson has decided to leave the club in the summer. A report from Spain states that Liverpool will face competition from Manchester United and Arsenal. Daniel Svensson has a contract with the German club until 2029 and will cost £35 million.