Geschichte
Aarhus Gymnastikforening Fodbold (commonly known as AGF) is a Danish women's football team based in Aarhus, Denmark. The team competes in the A-Liga, the top flight of the Danish Women's Football League. The club is based on erstwhile VSK Aarhus (now the AGF reserve team). IF Lyseng was part of the original setup until departing in 2024. Historically, the former incarnations of the club, HEI and IK Skovbakken, have been among the most successful in the top division from the '80s until the 2010s.
AGF is the biggest club in Aarhus, the second largest city in Denmark and as such has been criticised for not prioritising the team compared to the men's team, and also comparable to the investments from competitors of similar resources such as Midtjylland. The team is not professional nor does the club have any aspiration to create a professional setup, as head coach Søren Kiilerich explained in a September 2026 interview, stipulating that being part of AGF as a staple in Danish football has no impact on the resources for the women's team. Instead the club strives to be a part-time outfit. Danish broadcaster TV 2 published an article in October 2026 citing multiple sources from the team both former and current who criticised AGF, alleging a lack of support for the women's team, both in financial and sporting investment.
The club is owned by AGF Kvindefodbold ApS, a shareholding company established for this specific purpose, of which AGF A/S owns 80% and VSK Aarhus and IF Lyseng each owned 10% until 2024 where Lyseng left the club, relinquishing its 10% share.
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Founded in March 2020 as the first ever Aarhus Gymnastikforening women's football club, the team has a long history in the top tier of Danish Women's Football League. The club originated as Hjortshøj-Egå Idrætsforening (HEI) in the 1970s, competing in the first top tier tournament in 1975. HEI were very successful in the 1980s and 1990s, winning six of their hitherto ten league titles in the '80s, with six straight titles from 1986–1991.
In 2001, HEI decided to merge their team with IK Skovbakken, and played their last half-season as HEI that autumn. Skovbakken took home eight bronze medals in the league before merging with Vejlby IK in 2017 to form VSK Aarhus. After three seasons and one bronze medal in the league, VSK then merged with IF Lyseng and AGF in 2020 to create the club as it is known today. The club inherited VSK's license and placement in the league. The goal with the 2020 merger was to create a stronger team representing the region of Aarhus to compete in the top flight of Danish football, with backing from AGF.
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Kader
| # | Torhüter | Spiele | Tore |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | M. Gade | ||
| 22 | Maya Dybro |
| # | Abwehr | Spiele | Tore |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | S. Vendelbo | ||
| 5 | Johane Guldbaek | ||
| 24 | S. Lynge | ||
| 25 | J. Mathiasen | ||
| 26 | Laura Kjaersgard |
| # | Mittelfeld | Spiele | Tore |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7 | C. Johansen | ||
| 11 | Line Aarhus | ||
| 12 | Signe Baattrup | ||
| 14 | Clara Littrup | ||
| 17 | Maiken Rasmussen Ea | ||
| 18 | E. Nejmann | ||
| 19 | Sofie Jorgensen |
| # | Sturm | Spiele | Tore |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 | V. Hellman | ||
| 8 | S. Lundberg | ||
| 9 | Signe Andersen | ||
| 15 | S. Parkegaard | ||
| 16 | Mie Lerche | ||
| 23 | Mille Larsen |
