Dalsgaard leaves Brentford and returns to Denmark
Henrik Dalsgaard has left Brentford and returned to his native Denmark to sign for FC Midtjylland on a free transfer.
Dalsgaard, 31, spent four years with the Bees, who signed him from Belgian side Waregem in 2017.
He made 162 appearances for Brentford – the last of which was their recent play-off triumph at Wembley against Swansea, which clinched promotion.
The defender, whose contract was about to expire, is a popular figure among fans.
But he will not play Premier League football for Brentford, who are set to bring in a new right-back.
Midtjylland, owned by Brentford owner Matthew Benham, announced on Monday morning that Dalsgaard had made the move.
“I come with a lot of experience from many matches at a high level and I am still hungry and want to achieve more,” he told the Superliga club’s website.
18/06/2021 @ 4:02 pm
to cottage pie
bees up fulham down
09/06/2021 @ 2:35 pm
shame henrik i would loved to see you star against chelsea and the likes
08/06/2021 @ 1:09 pm
CottagePie knows only too well what an embarrassing season is like of course
08/06/2021 @ 11:56 am
Sensible decision. Doesn’t want to be part of an embarrassing season.
07/06/2021 @ 11:07 am
Good luck Henrik with your new team .shame that a player that did so much to get us to prem will not be with us .