According to Gazzetta.gr, Jens Jonsson is leaving AEK as a free agent, with his contract expiring on July 1. The player stated he is in contact with several clubs both within Denmark and abroad, but has not finalized anything yet. Jonsson mentioned he has rejected some clubs, both inside and outside Denmark. He said his name is more recognized abroad and that it is flattering to be wanted even after not playing for 10 months. Jonsson also said discussions are ongoing with some clubs and that there are some contacts for something interesting both in Denmark and abroad. He mentioned he is considering his family's wishes and does not intend to move very far from home or to a country where he would not immediately feel comfortable. Jonsson revealed he is ready to return to his homeland and does not intend to sign a three-year contract abroad.

According to a report from Tipsbladet, Nordsjaelland also have an interest in Jens Jonsson. He is a free agent and does not require a transfer fee.

In an interview with tipsbladet.dk, Jens Jonsson stated that he will definitely return to Denmark in the summer. He added that there were some interesting offers in January, but the problem was that he would have had to commit for 1.5 years, and it is clear that he and his family want to return to Denmark. Jonsson did not find a new club during the winter transfer window and remained at AEK, where he is not part of Marko Nikolic's plans. His contract with AEK ends in the summer and he is expected to leave then.

Jens Jonsson, a 32-year-old defensive midfielder, is out of the coach's plans. The Danish player chose to try to change his coach's opinion, unlike Damian Szymanski who quickly found what he was looking for and left. The football director will attempt to find a solution for Jonsson in January. His contract is set to expire in June 2026, and his market value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €1.80m.