HENRIK LARSEN
Number
#11
Nationality
Denmark
Team
LYNGBY
(Denmark)
Coach
BENNY LENNARTSSON
Position
M (Midfielder)
| Passing (P) | Shooting (V) | Heading (H) | Tackling (T) | Control (C) | Speed (S) | Finishing (F) | Total | Bargain | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7 | 1 | 0 | 7 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 17 | 2.8 | £600k |
Henrik Larsen
- Full name: Henrik Larsen
- Date of birth: 4 April 1966
- Nationality: Danish
- Primary position: Midfielder / Forward (attacking roles)
- Club (notable): Lyngby BK (Lyngby Boldklub)
- Club career highlights:
- Began his senior career in Denmark and became well known during his time with Lyngby BK, where he was influential in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
- Also had spells abroad, including Serie A (Italy) with Pisa and later clubs; returned to Denmark to continue his career.
- International career:
- Represented the Denmark national team.
- Most famous for his performances at UEFA Euro 1992: Larsen came on as a substitute in the semifinal and scored two goals to turn the match around against the Netherlands, helping Denmark reach and ultimately win the tournament.
- Notable achievements:
- UEFA European Championship winner with Denmark, 1992.
- Remembered for clutch goals and impactful substitute appearances for both club and country.
- After playing: Following his playing career, Larsen has been involved in football in various roles including coaching and media; specific post-playing roles have varied over time.
Summary: Henrik Larsen is a retired Danish attacking midfielder/forward best known for his key role in Denmark’s surprising UEFA Euro 1992 title and for his club spell with Lyngby BK.