Daniel Svensson has responded to interest from Manchester United, who showed interest in the player on September 7. While on international duty, SVT Sport asked Svensson about interest from top English clubs. According to Sport Witness, he replied that he saw something about it but has not heard anything more. Svensson added 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 stated that 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 said he was not at all. Dortmund reportedly want €35-45m (£30-39m) to sell Svensson, knowing the Premier League is the best market to sell him for a significant profit.

According to the German source Fussball Daten, United are interested in Daniel Svensson. United are closely monitoring the development of the Swedish defender and his current form. Svensson's contract with Borussia Dortmund runs for another three years, and BVB want €35-45m (£30-39m) to sell the player. Milan are currently the leading contenders for the 24-year-old, having made an enquiry to Dortmund. United and Arsenal have the funds to exceed any offer from Milan if they choose to do so.

Daniel Svensson has been associated with a potential departure from Borussia Dortmund and is of interest to clubs such as Arsenal and Manchester United. Manchester United are observing Svensson's situation closely. Borussia Dortmund might ask for approximately €45 million for Daniel Svensson. He has a contract with Dortmund that runs until 2029, and they are not under pressure to sell him for a low price. Manchester United will have to pay the asking price to complete the signing.

Manchester United are reportedly monitoring Borussia Dortmund's Swedish defender Daniel Svensson, with Arsenal and Liverpool also said to be watching the player. United have dispatched scouts to observe Dortmund on several occasions this season and are seeking to add cover at left-back. A potential transfer fee of around £35 million is being discussed for the 24-year-old, whose contract runs until 2029.