Louise Hansen Net Worth: Know about her football career,earnings,husband,children

Considered by many as the greatest female Danish football player of all time, Louise Hansen has amassed a good amount net worth from her successful football career. Hansen’s name is repeatedly seen in the list of most influential Danish players of all time. This retired Danish football player has a net worth which is estimated to be $6 million. 

Income Sources of Louise Hansen

Louise Hansen has played and won matches as part of various teams. In her prime, Hansen achieved the status of a celebrity player thanks to an impeccable winning streak. After retiring, she has been actively earning due to her career in marketing and also due to her involvement with various initiatives. She is one of the most successful female football players of all time.

Career and Achievements of Louise Hansen

 Louise Hansen began her career in the early 90s: playing for Danish Clubs like Hillerød GI and Rødovre BK. Hansen even was part of Denmark’s national woman football team and made her FIFA debut alongside the national team in FIFA Women’s World Cup held in 1995 in Sweden at the age of 20. She would play a total of 98 matches with the team with an additional world cup tournament and two UEFA Women’s European Championship tournaments. She would eventually retire from the national team in 2006. Her FIFA career has been noted for being in pale in comparison to her career in associate footballing. Despite having an impressive 10 wins, Hansen only scored 2 goals in her entire FIFA career. None of those goals were during her two-time stint at the FIFA Women’s World Cup.

 It was in 1995 that she joined TSV Siegen, a German club, as a midfielder. Her time with the club would come to an end in 2001 when Hansen would join 1. FFC Frankfurt, a rival of TSV. Her time with 1. FFC Frankfurt is often said to be the golden age of her career because of the impressive number of wins she would have with the team. She would win, as a member of Frankfurt, six German Bundesliga championship, four German Cup trophies, and three UEFA Women’s Cup.

In 2007, Hansen retired from associate football as a player because of her increasing injuries because of the matches. Louise Hansen has since worked actively to build a career in marketing. In collaboration with 1. FFC Frankfurt and the Frankfurt Stadtwerke Verkehrsgesellschaft, Hansen has led and managed “Girls Wanted” since 2006 World Cup. The initiative works to increase the interest and enthusiasm among young girls regarding football. Since its conception, the initiative has garnered praise for spreading awareness about the prevailing sexism in the world of associate football.

Personal Life of Louise Hansen

Louise Hansen has been noted to say that because of her extremely busy career during her youth, she never got chance to date like a normal teenager. Since leaving football, she has maintained a very low profile and is rarely seen in the public eye. She is not even part of any major social networking site but her presence is felt sporadically because of her initiative, “Girls Wanted”. She has been named by many Danish and European sportswoman as their prime inspiration.