Hertha BSC is interested in signing Swedish international Gustaf Nilsson, who has been sidelined at Club Brugge since last summer. It is reported that Club Brugge must sell the player. The German team, which finished seventh in the 2. Bundesliga, is looking for a striker for the next season, in part because some of their current attackers might leave. The 29-year-old Nilsson has 10 caps and 4 goals for Sweden and has two years remaining on his contract. His original cost was approximately 7 million euros, which has led Hertha to consider a loan deal rather than a permanent transfer. It is reported that the club wants to finalize a deal quickly, before the striker has an opportunity to play in the World Cup and potentially draw interest from larger clubs. In the 2025/2026 season, Nilsson made seven domestic league appearances and did not score. His market value is currently €1.80m, according to Transfermarkt.