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As part of our series revisiting the winning team from every European Championship, Michael Cox looks at Denmark in 1992 Michael Cox60 One of Europe's top young stars spoke exclusively to The Athletic about his past, his future, and his name. .. Max Mathews19 Denmark international Rikke Sevecke, formerly of Everton and Portland Thorns, has announced her retirement from football due to a heart condition.
Sevecke, 27, explained in a social media post that medical tests have uncovered the condition which has forced her to curtail her top-level career prematurely.
The central defender was capped 54 times by the Denmark international team and participated in last year’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
Sevecke made 52 appearances across three seasons at Everton in the Women’s Super League before joining NWSL Portland Thorns in. .. Charlotte Harpur and Colin Millar6 Liverpool’s former centre-back talks about the politics of being a manager, being scouted by Everton and turning down Barcelona and Man City James Pearce27 A dubious prankster, some soft football politics – and some Saudi PR. It was all present in Hamburg. .. Matt Slater8 Our experts' verdicts - from players to watch, the game they don't want to miss. .. and who will win it The Athletic Staff73 As the play-off route to next summer's tournament has been confirmed, here are all the details regarding the Euro 2024 draw Ed Mackey31 Erik ten Hag says Rasmus Hojlund could be in contention to make the Manchester United squad for Sunday’s trip to Everton.
Ten Hag said it will be “close” as to whether the forward can feature at Goodison Park but was confident he will be fit to return within the next week.
Hojlund was not involved with Denmark’s squad this month after being injured and forced off during United’s 1-0 Premier League win over Luton Town — Ten Hag’s side’s last game before the international break.
Ten Hag said: “Rasmus Hojlund, not too bad. Everton will be a close finish but. .. The Athletic Staff6 Advertisement Chido Obi-Martin, 15, scored 10 goals for Arsenal Under-16s - but how good is he? And does his international future lie with England? Sebastian Stafford-Bloor37 Manchester United duo Rasmus Hojlund and Christian Eriksen have withdrawn from the Denmark squad with injuries.
The pair were injured and forced off during United’s 1-0 Premier League win over Luton Town on Saturday afternoon.
Midfielder Eriksen appeared to suffer a knee problem and came off on the stroke of half time, before Hojlund was replaced with 11 minutes remaining after going down holding the back of his right leg.
United have since confirmed that Eriksen, 31, will be out for around one month. It has also been verified that Hojlund, 20, “suffered a muscle strain, ”. .. Mark Critchley39