Denmark National Team Coach Brian Riemer Gets Contract Extension

Brian Riemer rewarded with new deal after successful World Cup campaign

The Danish FA has extended coach Brian Riemer's contract until summer 2028, rewarding his success with the national team and direct playing style.

“I have closely followed Brian's work with the national team, and I must say that we have now secured a top coach on a longer contract...”

The Danish FA has rewarded coach Brian Riemer with a contract extension until summer 2028. Riemer, who's been at the helm for just over a year, has made a significant impact on the team with impressive results and a direct playing style.

Under Riemer's leadership, Denmark has shown notable improvement, and the FA has taken notice. The extension reflects their confidence in his vision and methods, and he'll continue to lead the team in the upcoming challenges.

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Under Brian Riemer's leadership, Denmark has achieved some remarkable wins, including a thrilling victory over Portugal in the Parken stadium and a superb win against a strong Greek team in Athens. These standout performances have caught the attention of the Danish FA.

Given Riemer's impressive track record, football director Peter Moller prioritized securing a longer-term agreement with him. Riemer's contract was set to expire this summer, but Moller recognized his value and wanted to extend his stay. “I have closely followed Brian's work with the national team, and I must say that we have now secured a top coach on a longer contract,” Moller said.

The extension reflects the FA's confidence in Riemer's abilities and vision for the team. With this new deal, Riemer is set to lead Denmark through the upcoming challenges, including the European Championship in 2028.

“I have closely followed Brian's work with the national team, and I must say that we have now secured a top coach on a longer contract. His leadership, motivation, courage, and ability to innovate and develop the team and playing style are complemented by his strong tactical skills at a high international level.”

“He is also a down-to-earth and outgoing person who is at eye level with the Danes, both the fans and the media. That is why we are incredibly happy because we have succeeded in extending the agreement,” says Peter Moller.