About AaB Fodbold

AaB Fodbold is a Danish professional football club based in Aalborg, founded in 1885. The club originally started as a cricket team created by English railway engineers, but football was introduced in 1902 and gradually became the main sport. Over time, AaB developed into one of the most historically important clubs in Danish football and is widely recognized as a traditional top-tier team in Denmark. It plays its home matches at Aalborg Portland Park.

The club has achieved significant domestic success, winning the Danish championship four times (1994–95, 1998–99, 2007–08, and 2013–14) and also securing several Danish Cup titles. One of its most successful periods came in 2013–14, when AaB won the domestic double (league and cup). Throughout its history, the club has been a consistent presence in the top levels of Danish football, although it has also experienced relegations and promotions in recent years.

On the international stage, AaB has been a regular participant in European competitions. The club became the first Danish team to reach the UEFA Champions League group stage in 1995–96 and later returned to the group stage in 2008–09. It has also competed in the UEFA Cup/Europa League multiple times, earning recognition as one of Denmark’s most experienced European clubs. Today, AaB remains an important part of Danish football history and continues to compete in the national league system.