Oscar Wendt has brought an end to uncertainty surrounding his future by signing a new deal with Copenhagen.
Swedish full-back pens new deal with Copenhagen
Oscar Wendt has brought an end to any uncertainty surrounding his future by signing a new contract with FC Copenhagen.
Several clubs were believed to be keen on landing the Sweden international this summer.
However, the 23-year-old full-back has opted to prolong his stay with the Danish champions.
"It feels natural," he told the club's official website.
"I have always liked it at FC Copenhagen. We have a really good team and we will soon qualify for the Champions League. I look forward to that."
The news that Wendt has penned a two-year extension will come as a blow to those who saw him as an ideal option to solve their problems at left-back.
"Oscar has developed a lot at the club and has performed at a high level for some time," said Copenhagen's sporting director Carsten Jensen.
"He came to us as a talent but has now established himself as a starting player.
"Clubs like Juventus, Werder Bremen and Tottenham have all had a look for a left-back, but he likes it in Denmark and has chosen to stay."
