F.C. Copenhagen Reserves and Youth Team

FCK 2
Full name Football Club København Reserves
Short name FCK 2
Ground Nummer 10, Frederiksberg
Chairman Denmark Bo Rygaard
Reserve team coach Denmark Brian Riemer
League Danish Reserve League
2009–10 2nd Division East, 9th

F.C. Copenhagen School of Excellence and FCK 2 are the youth and reserve team of F.C. Copenhagen. The under-19 team is member of the Danish Reserve League. The team usually consists of young players and reserves from the Superliga-squad. The under-19 team is coached by Brian Riemer. Other youth teams are coached by Jan Michaelsen, Dennis Simonsen and Jannick Breuning.

Under-19 squad

According to official website; correct as of 16 November 2015.[1] Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 Denmark GK Daniel Jespersen
2 Denmark DF Mikkel Dige
3 Denmark DF Frederik Bay
5 Denmark DF Adam Mansa
6 Denmark MF Gustav Jensen
7 Denmark MF Lucas Simonsen
9 Albania FW Berat Beqiri
10 Denmark FW Jonatan Frimann
11 Denmark FW Julian Kristoffersen
12 Ivory Coast MF Aboubakar Keita
13 Denmark MF Anton Gustavsen
14 Iceland FW Mani Hilmarsson
No. Position Player
15 Denmark MF Martin Frandsen
16 Denmark DF Joel Felix
17 Denmark DF Mathias Høst
19 Denmark MF Ruben Pedersen
20 Denmark GK Frederik Ibsen
21 Denmark DF Sebastian Frederiksen
22 Denmark MF Emil Krogh
23 Denmark GK Mads Eberlein
24 Denmark FW Abdul Khadir
25 Denmark MF Frederik Leopold
27 Denmark FW Andreas Smed (on loan from HIK)
TBD Denmark FW Boris Saric

Under-17 squad

According to official website; correct as of 17 November 2015.[2] Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 Denmark GK Filip Djukic
2 Denmark DF Mads Roerslev
3 Denmark DF Christian Jespersen
4 Denmark MF Luka Racic
5 Denmark DF Rasmus Møller
6 Denmark MF Nicholas Nartey
7 Denmark MF Carlo Holse
8 Denmark MF Devrim Sahin
9 Denmark FW Younes Jai
10 Denmark FW Jonas Wind
11 Denmark FW Victor Jensen
12 Denmark FW Oliver Andersen
13 Denmark DF Niklas Vesterlund
14 Denmark MF Sidney Appu
No. Position Player
15 Denmark DF Mathias Johansson
16 Denmark MF Marcus Porsgrunn
17 Denmark DF Kasper Bedsted
18 Denmark MF Ibrahim Samrawi
19 Denmark FW Nicholas Oguma
20 Denmark GK Christoffer Monty
21 Denmark DF Viktor Pern
22 Denmark MF Morten Hjulmand
23 Denmark GK Max Christensen
24 Denmark MF Felix Winther
25 Denmark DF Daniel Soidik
26 Denmark DF Torbjørn Knudsen
27 Denmark MF Lukas Svensson
28 Denmark MF Hamed Rahim

Under-15 squad

According to official website; correct as of 17 November 2015.[3] Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 Denmark GK Magnus Würth
2 Denmark DF Ludvig Henriksen
3 Denmark DF Sebastian Fischer
4 Denmark DF Sofus Erichsen
5 Denmark MF Kasper Kronborg
6 Denmark MF Jonathan Canto
7 Denmark MF Marcus Korang
8 Denmark MF Mads Bidstrup
9 Denmark FW Andreas Kirkeby
No. Position Player
10 Denmark FW Ahmed Daghim
11 Denmark FW Alexander Hjælmhoff
12 Denmark DF Magnus Johansson
13 Denmark MF Nicholas Sejr
14 Denmark MF Frederik Winther
15 Denmark FW Elias Fosgrau
16 Denmark MF Tobias Pedersen
18 Denmark DF Kristian Minshall
20 Denmark GK Daniel Holsting

Under-14 squad

According to official website; correct as of 11 March 2015.[4] Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
2 Denmark Otto Dupont
4 Denmark Louis Bjørsted
5 Denmark Jacob Steffensen
6 Denmark Daniel Bisgaard
7 Denmark Gabriel Johansen
8 Denmark Emil Antonsen
9 Denmark Mohammed Daramy
10 Denmark Victor Kristiansen
No. Position Player
11 Denmark Mads Tvilstegaard
12 Denmark Laurits Olsen
13 Denmark Lucas Ørneborg
14 Denmark Jonathan Sloth
15 Denmark Rasmus Brodersen
16 Denmark Nicolas Dyregaard
17 Denmark Victor Laub
18 Denmark Valdemar Uldbjerg

References

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