Svensson, who began his professional career at just 18 with Sweden’s IF Brommapojkarna, quickly earned recognition for his versatile playmaking skills.
His reputation grew after moving to Danish club Nordsjaelland, where he immediately made an impact, recording two assists in 22 appearances during the 2020 Danish Superliga season.
Last season, Svensson became a key player for Nordsjaelland, scoring twice and providing eight assists in 31 league matches.
His ability to seamlessly switch between midfield and defensive roles has made him an increasingly attractive prospect.
Liverpool scouts have reportedly taken note of Svensson’s performances, particularly his talent for intercepting passes, distributing the ball effectively, and advancing it into the final third—qualities that have led to comparisons with Eduardo Camavinga.
With a contract until 2027 and a market value of $3.34 million, Svensson could present a cost-effective option for clubs interested in his skills.
Although Liverpool has not made any official announcements, reports indicate that the club is closely tracking Svensson’s development, recognizing his potential as a valuable future addition to their squad.
