Arsenal and Liverpool are setting their sights on Daniel Svensson, the 24-year-old left back currently playing for Borussia Dortmund, with plans to secure his signature at the end of the season. The player, who has impressed during his tenure in Germany, is expected to command a fee of around €35 million.

The need for Liverpool is particularly pressing, as Andrew Robertson is set to leave the club this summer. His departure creates a significant gap, given his exceptional contributions over the years. Although the club has brought in Milos Kerkez, they require additional depth to navigate the rigors of a full season, as relying solely on the Hungarian may not suffice.

Svensson has had a productive season, registering four goals and two assists, showcasing his capability to contribute offensively while fulfilling defensive responsibilities.

On the flip side, Arsenal might face a similar dilemma if Myles Lewis-Skelly opts to leave due to limited playing time. Svensson could serve as an ideal replacement, but it remains uncertain whether he would be inclined to settle for a squad role at Arsenal, where regular playing time could be a concern.

The allure of the Premier League is undeniable for many players, and both Arsenal and Liverpool possess the financial strength to meet the asking price. With Svensson's physicality and technical skills fitting well into English football, he could emerge as a pivotal player for either club, should the move materialize.