Introduction to the Danish Premier League, the main player of the Danish football team

The Danish Superliga, often referred to as the "Danish Super League", is administered by the Danish Football Association and is the highest group league in Danish professional football.

The main lineup of the Danish national team for the 2022 World Cup has been given below, let's take a look!

Main lineup:

On the goalkeeper side:

Schmeichel (Leicester City), Wendal Jensen (AZ Alkmaar), Junov (Union Berlin).

On the back side:

Kjaer (AC Milan), Vester Gaard (Leicester City), Josim Anderson (Crystal Palace), Andreas Christensen (Barcelona), Mailer (Atalanta), Stryg Larsson (Trabzonspor Sport), Daniel Rassin-Vaz (Atletico Madrid), Rasmus Christen, Leakson (Leeds United).

Midfield:

Delaney (Sevilla), Matthias Jensen (Brentford), Eriksen (Manchester United), Hojbjerg (Tottenham Hotspur), Norgaard (Brentford).

On the striker side:

Braithwaite (Barcelona), Wende (Wolfsburg), Cornelius (Trabzonspor Sport), Andreas Olsen (Club Brugge), Dolberg (Nice), Damsgaard (Sampdoria), Poulsen (Leipzig).

The Danish national team is currently in the tenth place in FIFA, and its central forward line is led by Barcelona mid-wheel bad striker Braithwaite and Leipzig striker Poulsen and Sampdoria striker Damsgaard form a front trident, and the midfield has Manchester United forward Eriksen and Tottenham midfielder Hojbjerg and Sevilla midfielder Delaney on the midfield line, and the veteran Kjaer and Christensen on the back line have Atletico Madrid right-back Daniel Vas, Leicester City left-back Westgaard, There are players with different strengths on the three front lines, although there are no superstars, but from the perspective of the execution ability of the overall strength lineup, the Danish team is a very strong team and is likely to become a dark horse in this World Cup.

It is precisely because of this kind of team spirit that the team will definitely shine in the 2022 World Cup under the leadership of head coach Youleman.

As of December 2022, the Danish national football team is ranked 10th in the world.

Also known as a Danish fairy tale, Danish football is a traditional Nordic football team that won the first Olympic Games in 1894 with a crushing score of 15-0. However, in the subsequent development, Danish football has not contributed to outstanding results, and the 2022 World Cup Danzen Shimai football is also expected to make a comeback.

In its history, the Danish team has participated in the Football World Cup 6 times, including three times to reach the World Cup 1 8 finals. Denmark are in the same group as France, Tunisia and Australia at the Qatar 2022 World Cup, and Tunisia and Australia are significantly inferior in this disparity group, and they will struggle to compete with France and Denmark for a place in the group.

Denmark squad for World Cup 2022: Medium

Goalkeepers: Kasper Schmeichel, Oliver Christensen, Frederick Lonno.

Defenders: Alexander Ba, Simon Jal, Joachim Anderson, Jogin Mailer, Andreas Christensen, Rasmus Christensen, Jens Streig Larsen, Victor Nelson, Daniel Vas.

Midfielders: Thomas Delaney, Matthias Jensen, Christian Eriksen, Pierre-Emile Hojbjbjerg, Christian Nogaard, Robert Skov.

Forwards: Andreas Cornelius, Martin Braithwaite, Casper Dolberg, Mikel Damsgaard, Jesper Lindstrom, Youssef Poulsen, Andreas Skov Olsen, Jonas Wind.

List of players for the Denmark national team at the 2022 World Cup:

Goalkeepers: Oliver Christensen (Hertha Berlin), Casper Schmeichel (Nice), Renoff (Union Berlin).

Defenders: Muslas Christensen (Leeds United), Jens Larsen (Trabzonspor Sport), Simon Kyle (AC Milan), Alexandre Ba (Benfica), Victor Nelsson (Galatasaray), Joachim Andersen (Crystal Palace), Andreas Christensen (Barcelona), Mailer (Atalanta).

Midfielders: Hojbjerg (Tottenham Hotspur), Christian Eriksen (Manchester United), Delaney (Sevilla), Skew Olsen (Club Brugge), Vass (Brondby), Lindström (Eintracht Frankfurt), Nelgaard (Brentford), Matthias Jensen (Brentford).

Forwards: Braithwaite (Espanyol), Darm Jurisgaard (Brentford), Robert Skew (Hoffenheim), Youssef Poulsen (RB Leipzig), Cornelius (Copenhagen), Wende (Wolfsburg), Dorber (Sevilla).

Star Player Introduction:

Eriksen is currently a regular player in the Danish national team, born in 1992, who plays mainly as a midfielder and currently plays for Manchester United Football Club.

Eriksen started training in football at the age of three. In 2005 he joined the youth team of Odense Football Club, and began to participate in the Danish Youth Championship.

In the final of the 2007 Youth Championship, Eriksen scored a team and won the Youth Championship. Eriksen officially joined the Danish men's national football team in 2010 and joined the team at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, becoming the youngest player to play at the tournament at that time.

The League of Ireland Premier Division, known as the FAI Eircom League of Ireland Premier Division, was title sponsor until 2008.

Or simply "Eircom League Premier".

It is the top football league in Ireland formed by the merger of the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) and the Football League of Ireland.

It is the successor to the League of Ireland Premier Division, which is the first division of the FAI Irish Football League, which is the FAI First Division.

The Danish team is now ranked 10th in the world.

The Danish national team was founded early in the world of football, winning the first Olympic title in its first Olympic Games, and is now one of the best football teams in Europe.

In the Qatar World Cup European qualifiers, the Danish team entered the World Cup with an unbeaten record of nine wins and one draw, and the tenth place in the world is enough to support the Danish team to achieve good results in the World Cup.

The Danish team has entered the main round of the World Cup six times in history, including the best quarterfinals in the history of the 1998 World Cup, and this year is also a World Brother Cup that the Danish team is very likely to break through in team history.

During the group stage, Denmark and Australia, Tunisia and France are in the same group, of which Tunisia and Australia Denmark are not much of a threat, under the rules of the top two in the group stage to advance to the knockout stage, the Danish team is clear to qualify, and only need to play normally to win two games.

The toughest match was Denmark vs. France, which was scheduled for 27 November and was the most watched match of the group stage, where the world No. 4 team collided with the world No. 10, both teams from the European region represent the highest level of football, and the match between the two teams is sure to be extraordinarily exciting.

Attracting the attention of fans from all over the world, this game is also likely to determine which team will be the first team in the group stage. Denmark have been at a disadvantage with six wins and eight defeats in the past head-to-head record, with two wins and one draw in the three meetings since the last World Cup.

The Danish men's football team is ranked 10th in the world.

Denmark is one of the early teams in football, as early as the first Olympic Games, the Danish team won the Olympic championship, and then the Danish team gradually disappeared from the international football world, until 1992, the substitute for the European Championship, the Danish team won the European Championship without being favored by everyone, and then the strength of the Dutch team continued to improve, has stabilized among the strong teams in the European zone.

Denmark's squad for the 2022 World Cup:

Goalkeepers: Losll (Midtjylland), Renoff (Schalke 04), Schmeichel (Leicester City);

Defenders: Zanka Jorgensen (FC Copenhagen), Pauleson (FC Copenhagen), Streeg Larsson (Udi Confessions), Anderson (Fulham), Andreas Christensen (Chelsea), Vaas (Valencia), Mai Bimihler (Atalanta), Kjaer (AC Milan), Westgaard (Southampton);

Midfielders: Christian Sen (Malmo), Nogaard (Brentford), Delaney (Borussia Dortmund), Eriksen (Inter Milan), Jensen (Brentford), Hojbjerg (Tottenham Hotspur);

Forwards: Cornelius (Parma), Skov (Hoffenheim), Poulsen (RB Leipzig), Damsgaard (Sampdoria), Olsen (Bologna), Winder (FC Copenhagen), Braithwaite (Barcelona), Dolberg (Nice).