Multiple Dutch clubs eye Swedish teen Alvin Nordin while FC Groningen leads talks

Meerdere Nederlandse clubs have turned their attention to the Zweedse tiener Alvin Nordin, while FC Groningen is already engaged in concrete discussions about his possible move. The 18‑year‑old Helsingborg midfielder, whose contract runs until the end of 2029, has attracted interest across the Netherlands, but Groningen appears the most advanced in negotiations.

Volgens Sportbladet, Nordin extended his Helsingborg contract earlier this year, securing his stay until the close of 2029. The Swedish club has indicated, per the report, that it is prepared to cooperate on a transfer should the right offer arrive.

Sportbladet adds that multiple Dutch clubs have set their sights on the Swedish teenager, confirming broad interest from Nederland. Among them, FC Groningen has emerged as the most concrete, already holding talks with Helsingborg.

Mikael Dahlberg, the technical director of Helsingborg, declined to comment on the circulating rumours. His silence leaves the exact terms of any potential deal open to speculation.

Transfermarkt places Nordin’s market value at €300,000. This figure reflects his status as a promising youth international on the rise.

In the current season at Sweden’s second tier, the 18‑year‑old recorded two goals and two assists across eleven appearances. These contributions underline his growing influence on the pitch.

FC Groningen has already reinforced its squad with four newcomers: Rijk Janse from NEC, Pelle Clement from Sparta, Travis Hernes arriving on loan from Newcastle United, and Nikolas Brandis from Trencin. The influx of fresh talent suggests the club is actively shaping its roster ahead of the new campaign.

While several Dutch outfits monitor Nordin’s progress, Groningen’s advanced negotiations illustrate a willingness to act swiftly. If the talks culminate in a transfer, the Swedish midfielder could become the latest addition to a squad already busy reshaping its lineup.