Brøndby IF
Danish association football club
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| March 2 2025 | Upcoming home match against Lyngby scheduled. |
| February 16 2025 | Upcoming home match against Viborg scheduled. |
| 2024 | Participated in the UEFA Champions League qualification rounds, competing against Fiorentina and Kolos Kovalivka. |
| 2024 | The club is scheduled to participate in the Danish Cup and the UEFA Conference League during the 2024-25 season. |
| 2024 | Brøndby IF begins their 60th season in club history and 35th consecutive season in the Danish Superliga. |
| 2024 | Competed in the UEFA Conference League, advancing through the second qualifying round against Kosovo's Llapi with an 8-2 aggregate score, but being eliminated by Legia Warsaw in the third qualifying round. |
| 2024 | Patrick Pentz from Austria was named the most recent Player of the Year for Brøndby IF. |
| December 30 2024 | Senior management updated with changes including Jan Bech Andersen as Chairman of the Board, Scott McLachlan as Vice Chairman, Ole Palmå as CEO, and Benjamin Schmedes as Executive Football Director |
| December 30 2024 | Brøndby announced Benjamin Schmedes as their new director of football. |
| December 11 2024 | Head coach Jesper Sørensen was dismissed, with Frederik Birk initially taking over as caretaker and later becoming the permanent head coach. |
| November 11 2024 | Became the first club in Denmark to introduce full-time football for all first team women's players, signaling a major commitment to women's football development. |
| November 3 2024 | Brøndby IF wins 5-1 against Midtjylland away, with Kvistgaarden scoring a hat-trick (10', 71', 83') and Suzuki scoring two goals (52', 61'). The team moves back to 5th position in the league. |
| October 8 2024 | Director of football Carsten V. Jensen left his position by mutual consent, with vice chairman Scott McLachlan taking over as caretaker. |
| August 15 2024 | Poland's Legia Warsaw drew with Brøndby IF Denmark's 1–1. |
| August 4 2024 | Brøndby IF wins 2-0 against Lyngby away, with Kvistgaarden scoring in the 6th minute and Bischoff in the 17th minute. The attendance was 7,839, and the team rises to 2nd position in the league. |
| August 1 2024 | KF Llapi KVX drew with Denmark's Brøndby IF 2–2. |
| July 29 2024 | Brøndby IF wins 2-1 against Vejle at home, with Kvistgaarden scoring in the 47th minute and Sebulonsen in the 52nd minute. The attendance was 22,494, and the team moves to 4th position in the league. |
| July 25 2024 | Brøndby IF Denmark's beat KVX KF Llapi 6–0. |
| July 21 2024 | Brøndby IF draws 3-3 against Viborg in an away match, with Bischoff scoring in the 30th minute and Yeboah scoring two late goals in the 90+2' and 90+8' minutes. The attendance was 7,658, and the team is in 5th position in the league. |
| July 14 2024 | Brøndby IF Denmark's lost to Ukraine's Dynamo Kyiv 0–4. |
| July 13 2024 | Brøndby IF Denmark's drew with Belgium's Antwerp 0–0. |
| July 10 2024 | Brøndby IF Denmark's beat Czech Republic's Sparta Prague 5–2. |
| June 29 2024 | Brøndby IF Denmark's lost to Denmark's Vejle BK 0–2. |
| June 19 2024 | Brøndby IF participated in the UEFA Conference League Second Qualifying Round draw, determining their potential opponent for the upcoming European competition stage. |
| June 7 2024 | Danish Superliga fixtures for the 2024-25 season were officially released, outlining the match schedule for Brøndby IF. |
| April 30 2024 | Announced the transition of the women's team from the amateur side to the professional side of the club. |
| 2023 | Competed in the UEFA Champions League qualification rounds, facing Celtic and FC Minsk. |
| 2023 | Brøndby IF won the Atlantic Cup. |
| August 8 2023 | Brøndby IF Denmark's lost to Poland's Legia Warsaw 2–3. |
| January 2 2023 | Jesper Sørensen becomes head coach on January 2nd, with a contract extending until December 11th, 2024. |
| 2022 | Improved to rank 150 with a points increase of 1.00, stabilizing at 7.500 points. |
| November 14 2022 | Head coach Frederiksen was dismissed after Brøndby ended the year in 10th place in the league table. |
| August 2022 | Jan Bech Andersen sold over half of his shares to Global Football Holdings (GFH), an American sports investment company owned by David Blitzer, while remaining chairman of the board. |
| 2021 | Participated in the UEFA Champions League, competing in qualification rounds against Kristianstad and Slovácko. |
| 2021 | Dropped to rank 163 with a points decrease of 1.50, reducing to 7.000 points. |
| 2021 | Started their 41st consecutive season in the top-division of Danish football and 32nd consecutive season in Danish Superliga. |
| 2021 | Brøndby IF achieves its most recent tracked UEFA club coefficient ranking of 150, with 7.500 points. |
| 2021 | Brøndby IF participated in the UEFA Europa League Group Stage (Group A), finishing 4th after matches against Lyon, Rangers, and Sparta Prague. |
| 2021 | Brøndby IF signed Thomas Mikkelsen, a goalkeeper from Lyngby, on a free transfer |
| 2021 | Henrik Heggheim, a defender from Norway's Viking, was signed by Brøndby IF for an undisclosed fee |
| 2021 | Marko Divković, a forward from Slovakia's DAC 1904, joined Brøndby IF on loan |
| 2021 | Rasmus Wikström, a defender from Sweden's IFK Göteborg, was transferred to Brøndby IF for an undisclosed fee |
| 2021 | Niels Frederiksen continued as head coach for his third consecutive season, having replaced caretaker manager Martin Retov during the 2019-20 campaign. |
| 2021 | The club competed in the Danish Superliga, Danish Cup, UEFA Champions League, and UEFA Europa League during the 2021-22 season. |
| December 12 2021 | Midtjylland lost to Brøndby 1–2. |
| August 27 2021 | Brøndby IF participated in the UEFA Europa League group stage draw, determining their opponents for the upcoming European competition. |
| May 24 2021 | Brøndby won its first Danish league title in 16 years, defeating Nordsjælland 2-0 and finishing ahead of Midtjylland and FC Copenhagen. |
| 2020 | The club continued its international player development, with players like Jesper Lindstrøm representing Denmark and Anis Ben Slimane representing Tunisia at the national team level. |
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