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Esbjerg fB extend contract with head coach Carsten Hilding Larsen until 2028

Esbjerg fB has made a significant move to enhance its women’s football program by extending the contract of head coach Carsten Hilding Larsen through the summer of 2028. Larsen has been at the helm of the club’s B-Liga team since December 2025, and his leadership has already made a noticeable impact.

Strengthening the Women’s Game

Since taking charge, Larsen has focused on refining the team’s playing style while instilling a renewed mindset within the B-Liga squad. He has embraced additional responsibilities, engaging with the club’s women’s and girls’ setup to foster a comprehensive approach to development.

The contract extension is viewed by the club as a strategic move to ensure continuity and enhance the elite and talent pathway for women’s football. Project manager Nicolaj Køhlert has expressed that Larsen is a pivotal figure in driving ongoing improvements, attributing the team’s progress to his dedication and commitment to building a robust performance culture.

With this new agreement, Larsen is poised to fully dedicate himself to the upcoming campaign. His priorities will include focusing on the players’ development, further defining the team’s identity, and building upon an aggressive, possession-based approach to play. Larsen aims to tighten training habits and increase workloads to elevate standards across the board.

Additionally, he plans to reinforce recruitment for both the B-Liga squad and the academy’s U19 team, ensuring a solid foundation for future success. The club is optimistic about the next season, confident that under Larsen’s guidance, the team can take significant strides forward.

This commitment from Esbjerg fB not only highlights the importance of investing in women’s football but also sets a precedent for other clubs looking to strengthen their women’s teams. With a clear vision and a dedicated coaching staff, Esbjerg fB is on the path to achieving greater heights in women’s football.