Martin Laursen
Footballer and manager, AC Milan defender
Born
July 26th, 1977
48 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Denmark
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A Danish former footballer and manager, played primarily as a central defender. Laursen began his professional career at KB and later joined Bologna in Italy. His tenure included significant contributions to top-tier teams, most notably AC Milan, where he won multiple Serie A titles and the UEFA Champions League. After his playing career, transitioned into management, taking roles in youth and senior teams. Represented Denmark on the national team, participating in major international tournaments.
Played for AC Milan and won Serie A titles
Won the UEFA Champions League with AC Milan
Represented Denmark in international competitions
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