Ajax and Denmark, seemingly incompatible clubs and national teams, have seen two stars, Laudrup and Eriksen. Ten years ago, Danish talent Victor Fischer made a name for himself at Ajax, when he was only 18 years old. Unexpectedly, he will retire at the age of 29!
On June 30, Fisher announced his retirement, ending an 11-year career. As a high-profile Danish genius in 1994, his career development is embarrassing. In the past two or three years, Fisher has been a disaster, with new crowns, groin surgery, muscle pain...
At the beginning of 2022, Fisher, who was playing for Antwerp, who was playing for the first division team at the time, underwent ankle surgery and returned after a 180-day absence, but he never healed and the pain is still plagued. In the end, now only 29 years old, he had no choice but to bid farewell to the professional arena.
Coming through Ajax's youth academy, Fisher spent 10 years ago in the 12-13 season, his first career season, and was promoted to the first team and immediately established himself as a regular player, playing 33 games for Ajax in all competitions, scoring 12 goals and providing four assists. At the time, he was once considered one of the most promising young players in European football. Fisher is primarily a winger on the pitch and is an attacker who can run fast on the left wing.
Since the beginning of his career, Fisher has played for Eredivisie giants Ajax, Middlesbrough, who played in the Premier League at that time, Bundesliga team Mainz, Danish powerhouse Copenhagen (29 goals and 44 assists in 120 games, the highlight of leaving Jafu), Antwerp, a Biliga team, and Swedish team AIK Solna on loan last season.
Fisher played one season each in the Premier League and the Bundesliga, and although his career in the past 11 years has not developed as expected, he has also won 2 Eredivisie titles, 1 Danish Premier League title, 1 Biliga title, 1 Dutch Super Cup and 1 Belgian Cup!
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