According to Shields Gazette, FC København are reported to be interested again in Newcastle's Emil Krafth. The Danish champions, along with Brøndby IF, were previously linked to the Swedish full-back before he extended his contract with Newcastle. Krafth signed a short contract that expires in the summer, and FC København are reportedly considering trying to release him from his contract in January.

According to Shields Gazette, Newcastle are not planning to offer the 31-year-old Emil Krafth another extension and could be willing to accept a sale at a reduced price in January to avoid losing him for no transfer fee. The report states that Danish team FC Copenhagen, which competes in the Champions League, is interested in signing Krafth. The Swedish international might be interested in a transfer nearer to his home country, and it is also reported that Copenhagen is prepared to take action to sign the defender this winter.

According to the Shields Gazette, Danish club FC Copenhagen is interested in Emil Krafth. The 31-year-old's contract expires at the end of this season, and it is believed that Newcastle would be prepared to accept a reduced-price deal for the player, whose time at the club is set to end in 2026.

According to Bold via Campo, Danish club FC Copenhagen are reportedly targeting Newcastle United's right-back, Emil Krafth, for the January transfer window. The club is searching for a new full-back due to an injury, while Krafth could be open to a move having made just one appearance this season. The report states that the Danish club is ready to proceed and hopes to use Krafth's final-year contract to negotiate a modest transfer fee.