Denmark A-Liga Women has always been a breeding ground for talent, and the 2025/26 season is no exception. With rising stars making their mark, we have identified the top three players who have been standout performers so far.
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Karen Linnebjerg (‘03) (CB) – Nordsjælland
Karen Linnebjerg’s CompaGPT Passing report:
K. Linnebjerg ranks first in average passes per match with 91.69, outperforming the next best player, J. Mathiasen, who averages 57.62. Similarly, Linnebjerg leads in successful passes, averaging 81.31 per match, compared to J. Madsen’s 51.58. This indicates exceptional reliability and accuracy in maintaining possession and facilitating play from the back, making her a pivotal player in building attacks. Her ability to execute a high volume of successful passes can be tactically utilized to control the tempo and maintain pressure on the opposition. With 14.15 passes to the final third and 10.46 successful passes to the final third per match, Linnebjerg excels in penetrating defenses, ranking first in both categories. This ability to deliver the ball accurately into dangerous areas is crucial for creating scoring opportunities, suggesting she might be used strategically to break down organized defenses and increase the team’s attacking threat.
K. Linnebjerg showcases exceptional proficiency in various passing categories, particularly in maintaining possession, advancing play, and penetrating defenses with precision. Her top rankings in passes, offensive passes, and progressive passes highlight her capability as a central figure in controlling and initiating play. However, there is room for development in creative and incisive passing, such as smart passes and key passes, to boost her contribution in direct goal-scoring scenarios.
Karen Linnebjerg (‘03) (CB) – Nordsjælland
Fleur Huisman (‘05) (DMF) – HB Køge
Fleur Huisman’s CompaGPT Defensive report:
F. Huisman excels in ball recoveries, ranking 1st with an average of 14.4 per match. Compared to C. Larsen’s 12.15, Huisman’s ability to regain possession is superior, indicating a strong capacity to disrupt opposition play and regain control for her team. This skill is tactically significant as it enhances her team’s defensive stability and provides opportunities for transition play. With 6 interceptions per match, Huisman matches I. Rathe as the leader in this category. Her capability to read and intercept passes is vital for disrupting the flow of the opponent’s game, offering tactical advantages by reducing the threat of penetrating plays.
F. Huisman’s standout performance parameters include ball recoveries, both in general and specifically in her own half, as well as counterpressing recoveries and interceptions. Her ability to execute successful defensive actions consistently places her at the top of her peer group, making her an invaluable asset in defensive roles. However, there is room for improvement in ball retention and direct goal-prevention actions, which could enhance her overall contribution to her team’s defensive strategy.
Fleur Huisman (‘05) (DMF) – HB Køge
Joy Omewa (‘02) (CF) – Fortuna Hjørring
Joy Omewa’s CompaGPT Offensive report:
J. Omewa ranks first in goals and expected goals among her peers, with an average of 0.75 goals and 0.6 xG per match. This positions her ahead of players like M. Wendicke and O. Garcia, indicating her exceptional ability to convert opportunities into goals. Tactically, this suggests that she is a reliable finisher, likely to be a key target for attacking plays. With 3.67 shots and 2 shots on target per match, Omewa is at the forefront, highlighting her propensity to attempt goal-scoring opportunities. Compared to M. Wendicke, who averages 2.92 shots and 1.46 shots on target, Omewa’s aggressive approach can lead to increased pressure on opponents’ defenses. Omewa leads with 1.42 playing in scoring attacks per match, surpassing M. Wendicke’s 0.92. This reflects her active involvement in offensive movements, suggesting she is integral to creating and executing attacking strategies. Her presence in scoring attacks makes her a significant asset for orchestrating offensive plays.
Joy Omewa’s standout performance in goals, expected goals, and involvement in scoring attacks underscores her significant role as a central figure in offensive play. Her ability to generate opportunities and maintain a high shooting frequency further highlights her offensive prowess. However, areas such as her conversion rate of shots to goals, ball carrying, and dribbling success offer potential for development, which could enhance her overall impact on the field.
Joy Omewa (‘02) (CF) – Fortuna Hjørring
