Daniel Iversen joins Stoke City on loan from Leicester City regarding fresh playing time
Stoke City has secured their first January signing by acquiring goalkeeper Daniel Iversen on loan from Leicester City for the rest of the 2023/24 season.
The 26-year-old Danish goalkeeper boasts 162 league appearances, including a standout season at Preston North End where he was named Player of the Year.
Iversen, who was part of Denmark’s Nations League squad, made his Premier League debut in March and has since appeared 12 times in the top-flight for Leicester.
Ricky Martin, Stoke City’s Technical Director, shared insights into the signing.
“We have been tracking Daniel since January of last year,” he said. Martin highlighted Iversen’s diverse experiences across all four divisions, noting his successful Championship stint with Preston and his recent Premier League introduction.
“Upon learning of Daniel’s availability, we acted quickly,” Martin added.
Iversen expressed his excitement about the move.
“I have known of the interest for a couple of transfer windows,” he said.
“This feels like the right time for me to come here.”
Reflecting on his Premier League experience, Iversen believes it has enhanced his skills.
“I really like the Championship, the atmosphere the fans create at every game and the relentless nature of the matches.”
“I believe my experience playing in the Premier League last season, while in tough circumstances, has benefitted me and made me a better goalkeeper.”
“The clear objective is to help the team climb the table and finish as high as we can,” he concluded.
