Peter Lovenkrands

Peter Løvenkrands is a distinguished Danish football manager and former professional player, renowned for his dynamic playing style and impressive career across multiple leagues. He began his professional journey at Akademisk Boldklub, where he made a significant impact by contributing to the team’s victory in the 1999 Danish Cup. His talent quickly caught the attention of Scottish giants Rangers, where he enjoyed a successful six-year tenure, scoring 54 goals in 182 appearances and winning two Scottish Premier League titles. Løvenkrands became a fan favorite, particularly noted for his crucial last-minute winner against Celtic in the 2002 Scottish Cup Final.

In 2006, Løvenkrands transitioned to Schalke 04 in Germany, where he initially thrived, contributing six goals and four assists in his first season. Despite facing challenges in subsequent seasons, he demonstrated resilience and professionalism, ultimately leading to his move to Newcastle United in 2009. At Newcastle, he made an immediate impact, scoring key goals that helped the team secure promotion back to the Premier League. His ability to adapt to various positions on the field showcased his versatility and commitment to the team’s success.

After concluding his playing career at Birmingham City, Løvenkrands shifted his focus to coaching, returning to Rangers as a part-time coach before taking on the role of Reserve Team Coach. His coaching journey continued as he became the manager of Fremad Amager, where he guided the team through a challenging season, demonstrating his leadership and tactical acumen.

In October 2023, Løvenkrands was appointed head coach of the under-19 team at AaB Fodbold, further solidifying his commitment to developing young talent in Danish football. His extensive experience as both a player and coach, combined with his passion for the game, positions him as a valuable asset in the world of football, inspiring the next generation of players.