Froholdt, breakout of the year: “I've come on a lot” | OneFootball

The FC Porto midfielder added another accolade after a highly successful season, marked by winning the league title, individual awards and development he links to his move to Portugal. The award is given every year to the biggest talent in Danish football, following an evaluation process carried out by coaches, scouts and sporting directors.

Victor Froholdt expressed his satisfaction with the distinction, which comes after a season in which he helped the Dragons reclaim the national championship.

“It is always good to receive this kind of recognition,” said Froholdt, before recalling a season he considers special both collectively and individually.

“We improved a lot, we are a very young team and we managed to win the title, we managed to give that triumph to the city, the club and the fans. They had been waiting for this moment for several years and it was very special to be part of it,” he stressed.

The move to FC Porto and to Portuguese football was highlighted by the Denmark international as one of the decisive factors in his progress. Froholdt believes that the experience outside his home country contributed to his growth on and off the pitch.

“I have improved a lot since arriving in Portugal, everything was new to me, a new country, a new culture, and I had to adapt quickly. I arrived at a great club, in a country that lives football very intensely,” he explained.

In addition to the title won by Porto, the midfielder also saw his performances recognized with individual awards, something he valued when reflecting on the season.

“Receiving the League’s Player of the Year and Young Player of the Year awards made this season even more special,” he underlined.

After establishing himself in Portugal, Froholdt now hopes to make the same impact for the Denmark national team.

“I want to do for my national team what I managed to do at FC Porto,” he said.

As for the future, the midfielder does not hide his ambition to keep improving and to fight for European football’s biggest trophies. “I want to win the Champions League,” he admitted.

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