The 17-year-old has enjoyed a breakthrough season in Allsvenskan, establishing himself in the senior side and attracting attention from several major European clubs. Arsenal, Tottenham, Manchester United, Chelsea, Bournemouth, Leicester City and Roma have all been linked with interest in the teenager.
According to Sportbladet, Strasbourg have also been monitoring Månsson closely, with scouts attending matches to assess his performances. The Ligue 1 club are reportedly considering making an offer during the winter transfer window.
Strasbourg share ownership with Chelsea through the BlueCo group, giving them an established connection to the Premier League club. Their interest would add another significant name to the growing list of sides following the Swedish youngster.
Månsson has recorded three assists in 17 league appearances this season, starting 15 of those matches. His performances have helped him become one of the most promising young midfielders in Swedish football.
IFK Göteborg scouting chief David Vukovic has previously acknowledged that major European clubs are taking an interest in the player, while reports have suggested that representatives from several sides have attended matches to watch him.
The growing attention has also raised the possibility that Månsson could become the most expensive departure in IFK Göteborg's history if he leaves in January.
The club are in a strong negotiating position because his contract runs until the end of the 2028 season. That gives IFK time to assess any approaches rather than being forced into a sale, while the level of interest could push his valuation higher.
Strasbourg have already completed business with IFK Göteborg, signing 18-year-old Benjamin Brantlind during the summer. The midfielder had been approaching the end of his contract.
Månsson's situation is different, given his longer contract and growing reputation. IFK would be negotiating from a stronger position, particularly if several clubs decide to turn their scouting interest into formal bids.
The teenager's emergence has been rapid, and the possibility of a move to one of Europe's leading leagues is becoming increasingly realistic. However, there is no confirmation that Strasbourg have submitted an offer, and IFK Göteborg have yet to announce any agreement over his future.
With the January window approaching, the Swedish club could face an important decision over one of its most valuable young assets.