Michael Laudrup

Michael Laudrup is easily one of the greatest talents to have come out of the Ajax team.

Many are predicting that he will be reincarnated in the form of Christian Eriksen, who is one of the world's most highly rated youngsters.

Manchester United are closely tracking the 19-year-old Christian Eriksen, who is referred in many quarters as the next Michael Laudrup. This is quite a praise for a player who is only 19 years old, but the simple fact that Sir Alex Ferguson is closely monitoring the situation is more than enough to convince the other suitors that he is indeed something special.

Despite being only 19 years old, Christian Eriksen has already become a transfer target for some of the biggest clubs in the world including Barcelona and Chelsea. He is often compared to the former great Danish footballer Michael Laudrup, who played for clubs like Barcelona and Real Madrid during his illustrious career.

Michael Laudrup is the former Danish footballer who is known for having represented the likes of Juventus, Barcelona, Real Madrid, and Ajax. He has also managed a few teams during the last decade, with the most prominent being Getafe and Spartak Moscow. He is thought to be one of the greatest Dutch players of his generation. He has also represented the Danish national team in just over 100 appearances over a span of 16 years.

The Danish football Association is looking forward to fighting the next Michael Laudrup. Now, it’s Denmark’s turn to try. Their previous best finish came in 1992, where they were knocked out in the semi-finals by eventual winners Italy. In that same year, the Danish senior side won European Championship glory against Germany in Gothenburg. With Denmark in a promising position to make the Euro 2012 finals in Poland/Ukraine next year, could the under 21s have a chance to emulate the squad of 1992 and finish high on home soil?

Michael Laudrup's son, Andreas Laudrup scored two times to give his side a victory that helped them rise in the table. Atle Roar Haland's equaliser earned second-placed Odense a point in a 1-1 draw against third-spotted Brondby in the SAS-Liga.

Brondby's afternoon started badly when Michael Krohn-Delhi was dismissed after 27 minutes, but the 10 men nevertheless took the lead four minutes later through Mikael Nilsson.

However, Haland restored parity seven minutes before the break to keep Odense four points ahead of Brondby.

Real Madrid will prove a big test for Mallorca this weekend, Michael Laudrup has asserted, but he has promised that his men will go to the Bernabeu to play their normal game, according to the Free Football Bets website.

Els Barralets met los Blancos on the opening day of the season at the Estadio Iberostar and picked up a scoreless draw, but the Dane believes the going will be tougher on Sunday evening.