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Martin Borre appointed new head of communications at DBU
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Martin Borre appointed new head of communications at DBU

From Berlingske · () Danish

Translated from Danish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Martin Borre, a former Superliga player, has been appointed as the new head of communications for the Danish Football Union (DBU).
  • Borre, who has served as the press officer for the men's national team since summer 2023, will officially take on the permanent role on July 1, having served as interim head since May.
  • He expressed enthusiasm for promoting various aspects of football, including volunteer work, football schools, research, youth development, and community responsibility, while also addressing public criticism and debate surrounding the DBU.

Martin Borre, a familiar face in Danish football as a former Superliga player, is stepping into a new leadership role as the head of communications for the Danish Football Union (DBU).

Borre, who has been the press officer for the men's national team since the summer of 2023, was initially appointed as interim head of communications in May. He will officially transition to the permanent position on July 1.

He shared his excitement on Facebook about broadening his professional scope within football. Borre looks forward to highlighting diverse initiatives such as volunteer programs, football schools, research, youth development, partnerships, and community engagement. He also aims to promote the national teams' pursuit of creating memorable experiences for Danes.

Borre acknowledged the responsibility that comes with his new role, stating his intention to address public criticism, debates, and questions directed at the DBU. He emphasized that such engagement is natural for an organization responsible for a sport as significant as Danish football. Borre succeeds Christian Schultz, who departed in May after a year in the position, and follows Jakob Hรธyer, who held the role for over a decade.

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Originally published by Berlingske in Danish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.