Frederik Rönnow Retires from Danish National Soccer Team

The Union Berlin goalkeeper shifts focus to club commitments and family life after stepping down from international duties.

Frederik Rönnow announced his retirement from the Danish national team via Instagram, citing a desire to focus on his club and family.
The 32-year-old goalkeeper has played 10 matches for Denmark since his debut in 2016, maintaining an undefeated record in those games.
Rönnow often served as the backup to Kasper Schmeichel, the team's primary goalkeeper, throughout his international career.
His decision follows a period of reflection and marks a commitment to dedicate more time and energy to Union Berlin.
Kasper Schmeichel praised Rönnow as a fantastic teammate, expressing gratitude for their years together on the national team.