Aage Rou Jensen

Danish footballer (1924-2009)

Aage Rou Jensen
Personal information

Full name	Aage Rou Jensen
Date of birth	(1924-09-24)24 September 1924
Place of birth	Aarhus, Denmark
Date of death	8 June 2009(2009-06-08) (aged 84)
Place of death	Aarhus, Denmark
Position(s)	Striker
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1941–1962	AGF	410	(89)
International career
1945	Denmark U21	1	(0)
1952–1957	Denmark B	7	(2)
1945–1957	Denmark	30	(11)
Managerial career
	AGF
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Aage Rou Jensen (24 September 1924 – 8 June 2009) was a Danish international footballer who played over 400 times for AGF. He was a reserve member of the Danish squad at the 1952 Summer Olympics.^[1] He later became manager of AGF.^[2]

References

^ "Aage Rou Jensen". Olympedia. Retrieved 6 November 2021.
^ The Year in American Soccer - 1963 Archived 3 March 2009 at the Wayback Machine. sover.net

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Aage Rou Jensen national team profile at the Danish Football Association (in Danish)
AGF Profile and pictures
Profile - Peder I. Nielsen
Danish Cup Final 1955
Danish Cup Final 1957
Danish Cup Final 1960

Denmark football squad – 1952 Summer Olympics

1 From
2 Johansen
3 P. Ey. Petersen
4 Nielsen
5 Knudsen
6 K. Jensen
7 P. Andersen
8 Blicher (c)
9 Terkelsen
10 Ginsborg
11 Olesen
12 Je. Hansen
13 S. Andersen
14 P. Er. Petersen
15 Holm
16 Torstensen
17 Lundberg
18 Seebach
19 Jø. Hansen
20 A. Jensen
Coach: Bjerregaard

v t e Danish Football Hall of Fame
Teams 1948 Summer Olympics team (July - August 1948) 1960 Summer Olympics team (August - September 1960) 1971 Women's World Cup Team (August - September 1971) Danish Dynamite team (1980–89) Euro 1992 team (June 1992) Coaches Sepp Piontek (1979–1990) Richard Møller Nielsen (1990–1996) Players Middelboe (1908–1920) S. Nielsen (1908–1919) P. Nielsen (1910–1925) S. Hansen (1911–1920) C. Hansen (1918–1921) Jørgensen (1925–1939) E. Nielsen (1940–1951) K. Hansen (1943–48) Lundberg (1943–1956) A. Jensen (1945–57) Præst (1945–49) J. Sørensen (1946–49) J. Hansen (1948) J. P. Hansen (1949–61) Pedersen (1953–64) From (1957–61) Enoksen (1958–67) O. Madsen (1958–69) H. Nielsen (1959–60) J. Hansen (1965–78) M. Olsen (1970–89) Røntved (1970–82) Augustesen (1971) H. Jensen (1972–80) Simonsen (1972–86) Arnesen (1977–87) Elkjær (1977–88) L. Nielsen (1977–88) Lerby (1978–89) M. Laudrup (1982–98) Høgh (1983–95) B. Laudrup (1987–98) Schmeichel (1987–2001)

Danish Football Hall of Fame

Teams: 1948 Summer Olympics team (July - August 1948); 1960 Summer Olympics team (August - September 1960); 1971 Women's World Cup Team (August - September 1971); Danish Dynamite team (1980–89); Euro 1992 team (June 1992)

Coaches: Sepp Piontek (1979–1990); Richard Møller Nielsen (1990–1996)

Players: Middelboe (1908–1920); S. Nielsen (1908–1919); P. Nielsen (1910–1925); S. Hansen (1911–1920); C. Hansen (1918–1921); Jørgensen (1925–1939); E. Nielsen (1940–1951); K. Hansen (1943–48); Lundberg (1943–1956); A. Jensen (1945–57); Præst (1945–49); J. Sørensen (1946–49); J. Hansen (1948); J. P. Hansen (1949–61); Pedersen (1953–64); From (1957–61); Enoksen (1958–67); O. Madsen (1958–69); H. Nielsen (1959–60); J. Hansen (1965–78); M. Olsen (1970–89); Røntved (1970–82); Augustesen (1971); H. Jensen (1972–80); Simonsen (1972–86); Arnesen (1977–87); Elkjær (1977–88); L. Nielsen (1977–88); Lerby (1978–89); M. Laudrup (1982–98); Høgh (1983–95); B. Laudrup (1987–98); Schmeichel (1987–2001)