German journalist Thomas Wark on TV giant ZDF has followed the Swedes' efforts on the plan.

- Quaison has played some fantastic matches. He is in a very favorable position. Mainz would not be so successful without Quaison. He suffered a period of long-term injury problems, but since his return he has been very good. The fans love him. Qaison also likes the city of Mainz, which has given him a good reputation, says Wark.

Quaison seems ready to take the next step.

- My focus is on Mainz and the club has been good to me but sure, I feel ready to compete for a place in a bigger club, says the national team star to Aftonbladet.

Sebastian Andersson broke through in Union Berlin during the season which was paused in March due to the cornapandemia.

- Sebastian Andersson recently signed a new contract and that is a big thing. Union Berlin is not such a big club in Germany but Andersson is one of the most important players, comparable to Forsberg and Quaison. Union Berlin would not be where they are today without Andersson, four in the shooting league, who is one of the most successful players in the Bundesliga. It was a little unexpected that he stayed in Germany. I thought he was going to England, "says Wark.

The most well-known Swede in the Bundesliga is table rider Leipzig's Emil Forsberg, who has throat flux and cannot play in the restart.

- He always has a big influence when he plays, is a major contributor to Leipzig's success, but I don't know if he wants to play in Leipzig, Wark thinks.

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