LOSC has made a new offer for Elliot Stroud, a 23-year-old left midfielder from Mjällby. The offer is more than 3.5 million euros, which would be the most expensive sale in Mjällby's history. Mjällby wants to keep Stroud until the end of the season in November 2025, unless he is immediately loaned back to them.

Aftonbladet has reported on Lille's renewed interest in acquiring Elliot Stroud, a transfer that could potentially set a new record for Mjällby's sales. The French club, known for its prominence in Ligue 1, has placed a bid exceeding 40 million Swedish Krona, which, if accepted, would mark the most lucrative sale in Mjällby's history. Previously, Mjällby turned down an offer from Lille, with their sporting director, Hasse Larsson, indicating that Stroud would not be leaving during this window unless an agreement was made to loan him back to Mjällby for the remainder of the season. Lille is eager to finalize Stroud's signing before the international transfer windows close on Monday, adding complexity to the negotiations. Despite being fifth in Ligue 1 after two matches, the French club continues to show determination in acquiring the talented player. Mjällby remains resolute in their intention to keep Stroud for their pursuit of the SM-guld, but Lille's interest highlights the player's increasing value in the European football scene.