Arsenal are among several Premier League clubs tracking a highly rated Swedish teenager, with the midfielder now responding to the growing transfer talk.

IFK Göteborg midfielder Oliver Månsson has responded to rumors linking him with a permanent transfer to Premier League clubs Arsenal and Chelsea. Speaking after Göteborg's 2-2 draw with AIK, the 17-year-old stated he was unaware of the speculation until seeing it on social media. Arsenal and Chelsea are reportedly monitoring the Swedish youth international, alongside Tottenham, Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest, and Sunderland.
While several English clubs are intrigued by his potential, reports indicate interest remains at the scouting stage. Månsson is currently under contract with Göteborg through December 2028, leaving the Swedish club under no immediate pressure to sell. The midfielder also noted he does not support an English team, having grown up following Barcelona instead.
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