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The 24-year-old played on the opposite side of the defense on Monday and excelled in his role, offering BVB some food for thought.

Borussia Dortmund defender Daniel Svensson demonstrated his versatility by playing a full 90 minutes at right-back for Sweden against Poland. Svensson started on the right side of the defense to replace the injured Emil Holm during their UEFA Nations League fixture.
Throughout the match, Svensson linked effectively with Patrik Walemark to create scoring chances, including setting up an early header for Besfort Zeneli. However, he recorded a 76 percent pass completion rate and was positioned far from the play during Sebastian Szymanski's equalizing goal.
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