John Jensen (born 29 July 1965) is a retired Danish professional footballer best known as a midfielder. He played for Brøndby IF during an important part of his club career and was a prominent member of the Denmark national team.

• Full name: John Jensen
• Date of birth: 29 July 1965
• Nationality: Denmark
• Position: Central/Defensive Midfielder

Club career (highlights)

• Brøndby IF — Jensen began his senior career at Brøndby IF, one of Denmark’s top clubs. He played there in two spells and established himself as a reliable central midfielder known for his work rate, tactical intelligence and passing.
• Arsenal — After success in Denmark, Jensen moved abroad and is also well known for his time at Arsenal (1992–1996), where he played in the English Premier League and won the FA Cup in 1993 and 1994.
• Other clubs — Following Arsenal, he had spells at clubs including Brøndby again and later Danish teams before retiring from playing.

International career

• Jensen earned over 70 caps for the Denmark national team. He was a key part of the squad that won the UEFA European Championship in 1992, famously scoring in the semi-final penalty shootout and providing midfield stability throughout the tournament.

After playing

• After retiring, Jensen has been involved in coaching and football-related roles in Denmark.

Notable traits

• Strong tactical awareness, excellent stamina and reliable passing.
• Remembered for his contribution to Denmark’s Euro 1992 triumph and solid club performances, notably with Brøndby and Arsenal.