Josh Holland reports that Copenhagen is also interested in signing Victor Kristiansen. It is stated that the left-back has interest from two clubs, Panathinaikos and Copenhagen.

Victor Kristiansen told the Danish site Viaplay that playing for Copenhagen is probably the most desirable thing a Danish footballer can do. Kristiansen revealed he is still in contact with people at Copenhagen, but also stated it is not certain that the club will want him due to new coaches and a missing sporting director.

A summer exit for Danish left-back Victor Kristiansen is widely anticipated following Leicester City's consecutive relegations to League One. While in his native Denmark, the 23-year-old discussed a potential return to FC Copenhagen, which he described as a possible lifeline, and he expressed that he does not see his future with Leicester. He stated that he did not sign with the club to be a League One player. Kristiansen, who joined from Copenhagen in January 2023 for a reported £17m, was limited by injury issues to only six appearances during the 2025/26 campaign. He also previously left on loan soon after signing when the club was last relegated to the Championship. Leicester will aim to recoup as much of the transfer fee as they can, but this could prove difficult due to his struggles to impress and his injury problems. The Danish international has 18 caps for his country. His contract with Leicester is valid until June 2028, and his current market value is €12.00m, according to Transfermarkt.