標籤: Denmark

watford Hull City finished 16th during the 2025/26 Championship season, with 16 points.

The Hornets started the season with Paulo Pezzolano as manager and was replaced by Javi Gracia in October.

In February, the Spaniard left his role and Watford appointed Edward Still as his successor.

The English club won only three from 15 league matches and fell from 11th to 16th under Still’s command. Earlier this month, he parted ways with the former Anderlecht boss, who could soon return to work in Belgium.

On 8 May, Game Witness Claims covered from Belgium That the 35-year-old man is the main target of RAAL La Louvière.

Watford keen on Danish coach

The Championship side have now turned their attention to Niels Frederiksen. is according to tip sheetWhich covers the latest information on Watford’s interest in the 55-year-old.

He is now in charge of Lech Poznan, the club he joined in July 2024 and his contract expires in June.

Matchbox Report Lech Poznan want to offer him an extension while Watford want to bring him to England. Journalist Tomasz Wlodarczyk says the Danes will have to make a decision.

“This is not a wrong move by Frederiksen. The contract with Lecht suits him, but he also has other options, inquiries and offers.” He said.

“According to my knowledge, one of the leads is to take England to the Championship. That club is Watford, who are believed to have a thing for Nils Frederiksen.”

“The question arises: what will he choose in the end? An agreement with Lech, or a decision to go elsewhere, at this stage, without any clause or extension. The championship could be attractive.”

Denmark’s Tipsbladet supports Polish claims and then gives its opinion on the matter.

They report that Watford have made Frederiksen an offer and are in talks to become their latest manager.

Lech Poznan want to keep him but if he decides to join Watford, they can do nothing but see him leave as his contract expires in June.

Manager’s record in Poland

Niels Frederiksen managed in Denmark before moving to Poland in 2024. He helped Lech Poznan win the title this and last season and he also won the title with Brøndby during the 2020/21 season.

At Lech Poznań, he managed 88 matches and his statistics were as follows:

• Match: 88
• Win: 49
• Draw: 17
• Defeat: 22
• Goals scored: 164
• Accepted target: 102

wolverhampton wanderers BK Hacken are pictured signing Silas Andersson in the summer.

Last month, Sports Witness Covered claims from Sweden Wolves have included the 21-year-old in their shortlist.

On 3 April, the midfielder responded to claims of interest from Wolves, Rangers and FC Köln.

“I’m really happy playing here. This is where I found success and that’s still continuing. When I came here we made a plan, which was that I would play a lot of games and develop myself.” He said That time.

Danish media said the plan is for him to agree with BK Hacken to change clubs after this season.

He has been a regular player for the Allsvenskan team and his league statistics this year are as follows:

• Appearances: 3
• Start: 3
• Total minutes: 270
• Interceptions per game: 0.3
• Tackles per game: 2.3
• Possession won (final third): 0.3
• Balls recovered per game: 5.3
• Clearance per game: 1.7
• Duels won per game: 10.7

Wolves’ interest supported

sportbladet BK Hacken has a report on France and Germany’s interest in Abdoulaye Doumbia.

RC Strasbourg, OGC Nice, Stade Rennais and unnamed German clubs have scouted the 18-year-old. The Ligue 1 trio are already in talks with him while the Bundesliga side could make an offer.

Finally, the paper focuses on Doumbia’s teammates, Silas Andersen and Adrian Swanback. The Swedish club are expected to make some sales in the summer and the latter two are candidates.

Anderson and Swanback are attracting interest from several clubs but only Wolves have been named. The Premier League side have sent a scout to the Swedish club to follow him in action, while Trabzonspor are in the mix.

To recap, Wolves are showing interest in Anderson, who plans to leave the club after this season. BK Hacken is also hoping to raise funds through its exit in the next window.

Contract, price and agent information

Last month, Silas Anderson signed a new contract until December 2029 and according to his value transfer marketIs €2m.

Pro 11 Management, an agency owned by agents Niklas Jensen and Michael Johansen, is managing the player.

Denmark head coach Brian Reimer has refused to reveal private talks with Kasper Schmeichel. It comes after the Celtic goalkeeper withdrew from the national team last week.

Schmeichel recently withdrew from the Denmark squad for the next international break citing a shoulder injury.

The decision caused confusion in Denmark with Martin O’Neill revealing that the veteran player was feeling much better on Friday. Reimer later acknowledged that the national system had concerns.

“Our conversations are private” – Reimer brushes off questions

The topic was put to the Danish coach again today, Continuing with his comments in bold. But he was unwilling to reveal what happened between him and the Celtic goalkeeper.

“Kasper is a goalkeeper who has played 120 international matches for Denmark and has been a big part of the national team’s history,” he said.

“He is probably the person I know who has the biggest and most bleeding heart for Denmark, so it is natural to ask this question.

“As I would with all other players, our discussions are obviously a private matter between me and him. That’s the same situation here.”

What this means for Denmark and Celtic

Reimer insisted it was Celtic’s responsibility to update him on the injury. As a result, he wants all questions directed at the Scottish club.

“What I’m dealing with is that Kasper is injured. So, anything to do with his injury and Celtic, I’ll direct the questions that way because that’s not our job,” he said.

He confirmed that Denmark would proceed with the players currently available. He is likely to turn to West Ham’s Mads Hermansen as Filip Jorgensen is injured.

He concluded, “We are working with players we can select and players who will perform for us in the upcoming training camp.”

Denmark now prepare to face North Macedonia on March 26 without their most experienced goalkeeper. It is a huge blow, in a game that is crucial to their hopes of making the World Cup this summer.