Odense Boldklub

Association football club in Denmark

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2024 BMW becomes the latest sponsor for Odense Boldklub.
2024 Viljar Myhra from Norway becomes club captain, serving from 2024 onwards.
2024 Bashkim Kadrii becomes club captain in 2024.
2024 Filip Helander from Sweden briefly serves as club captain in 2024.
2023 Danish manager Søren Krogh becomes the latest leader of Odense Boldklub, continuing the club's tradition of primarily Danish management.
2023 Tobias Slotsager from Denmark won the Player of the Year award as a Defender.
2023 Bjørn Paulsen becomes club captain, serving from 2023 to 2024.
June 3 2023 Midtjylland beat Odense 4–2.
May 26 2023 Odense beat Horsens 2–1.
May 21 2023 Lyngby lost to Odense 0–4.
May 12 2023 Odense drew with Aalborg 1–1.
May 7 2023 Silkeborg lost to Odense 0–1.
April 28 2023 Horsens drew with Odense 2–2.
April 24 2023 Odense drew with Lyngby 2–2.
April 16 2023 Odense beat Silkeborg 2–0.
April 10 2023 Aalborg lost to Odense 2–3.
March 31 2023 Odense lost to Midtjylland 1–3.
March 23 2023 Max Fenger from Mjällby joins Odense Boldklub on loan as a forward (FW), starting a loan period until 31 July 2023.
March 23 2023 The squad list for Odense Boldklub was last updated, providing a comprehensive view of the team's roster for the 2022-23 season, including players from various nationalities and positions.
March 19 2023 Aarhus beat Odense 1–0.
March 10 2023 Odense beat Aalborg 2–1.
March 5 2023 Copenhagen beat Odense 7–0.
February 24 2023 Nordsjælland beat Odense 4–2.
February 19 2023 Odense drew with Randers 0–0.
February 12 2023 Malaysia Terengganu lost to Denmark's Odense 0–2.
February 7 2023 Thailand's Nakhon Pathom United lost to Denmark's Odense 1–5.
February 3 2023 Malaysia Sabah lost to Denmark's Odense 0–1.
January 31 2023 Joel King from Sydney joins Odense Boldklub on loan as a defender (DF), starting a loan period until 30 June 2023.
January 31 2023 Forward Ayo Simon Okosun transferred to Vendsyssel and U19 player Tobias Augustinus-Jensen transferred to Utrecht in the Netherlands.
January 31 2023 Naatan Skyttä from France's Toulouse joined Odense Boldklub as a midfielder (MF), with the loan set to last until 30 June 2023.
January 31 2023 Signed forward Kenneth Zohore on a free transfer from West Bromwich in England.
January 27 2023 Midtjylland Denmark's beat Denmark's Odense 4–2.
January 21 2023 Nordsjælland Denmark's beat Denmark's Odense 4–0.
January 19 2023 Forward Issam Jebali transferred to Gamba Osaka in Japan for 7,500,000 DKK.
January 19 2023 Musa Juwara from Italy's Bologna joined Odense Boldklub as a forward (FW), with the loan agreement running from 19 January 2023 to 8 June 2023.
January 14 2023 Næstved Denmark's lost to Denmark's Odense 0–1.
January 12 2023 Defender Kasper Larsen transferred to Fehérvár in Hungary.
2022 The club traveled to Bangkok, Thailand for a two-week training camp in preparation for the spring season of the Superliga.
2022 Odense Boldklub conducted a three-month long training camp, starting with six preparatory matches in Denmark during the extended winter off-season caused by the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
2022 Odense Boldklub played three pre-season friendly matches in Denmark, losing all three training games and having a poor start to their preparation for the 2022–23 Superliga season.
2022 Yankuba Minteh from Gambia won the Talent of the Year award as a Forward.
2022 Jeppe Tverskov from Denmark won the Player of the Year award for the third time as a Defender.
2022 Jeppe Tverskov assumes the role of club captain, leading from 2022 to 2023.
December 1 2022 Lyngby Denmark's lost to Denmark's Odense 1–2.
November 23 2022 Nordsjælland Denmark's lost to Denmark's Odense 1–2.
November 17 2022 Odense Denmark's beat Denmark's Nykøbing 3–2.
November 13 2022 Horsens drew with Odense 3–3.
November 6 2022 Odense drew with Brøndby 1–1.
October 31 2022 Midtjylland lost to Odense 1–2.
October 27 2022 Signed forward Yankuba Minteh from the club's youth academy and midfielder Alen Mustafić from Slovan Bratislava in Slovakia.

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