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Ajax first-team player suffers knee injury and is sidelined for a lengthy period

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Kasper Dolberg has left the Danish national team camp with a knee injury. According to the Danish Football Association, the injury occurred during Tuesday's training, and Dolberg, who is from Silkeborg, is expected to be out for a long time. Mohamed Daramy has been called up as a replacement for the upcoming Nations League matches, the DBU reports.

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Anton Gaaei and Mohamed Daramy have been called up to the national team as replacements for Alexander Bah and Kasper Dolberg.

·Aarhus, Denmark
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Anton Gaaei and Mohamed Daramy have joined the Danish national team, which has been hit by two injuries.

·Borås, Sweden
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On Thursday, things get heated when Denmark faces Norway in the Nations League in Oslo. Several profiles from the national team have been announced as out of the squad, and now the national coach has another grim announcement. A real Nordic showdown awaits when the Danish national football team meets the Norwegian World Cup heroes on Thursday. As you know, Denmark did not qualify […] The article: Danish national team player involved in accident …

The Ajax Amsterdam announced on Tuesday that Kasper Dolberg had injured his knee during a training with Denmark's national team. ...

Kasper Dolberg will not be in action on the football pitch for the foreseeable future. The former RSC Anderlecht striker sustained an injury while with the Danish national team. The initial assessment, in particular, is causing concern: according to the Danish Football Association, he will be unavailable for an extended period.

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BT broke the news in Borås, Sweden on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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