Dejan Kulusevski could make his first appearance for Sweden in two years following an extended spell on the sidelines.

Sweden head coach Graham Potter has praised Dejan Kulusevski's resilience after recalling the Tottenham Hotspur midfielder to the national squad for the first time since taking charge. Potter confirmed that Sweden is maintaining close contact with Tottenham to manage Kulusevski's playing time during upcoming UEFA Nations League fixtures against Bosnia and Herzegovina and Poland.
Kulusevski recently returned to action following a 526-day absence caused by a severe knee injury sustained in May 2025. After overcoming a minor setback under Tottenham manager Roberto De Zerbi, Kulusevski has made four substitute appearances for his club and now aims for his first international appearance since November 2024.
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