In the heart of northern Denmark lies one of the country’s most storied and respected football clubs — Aalborg Boldspilklub, commonly known as Aalborg BK or AaB. With a rich history spanning over a century, AaB has consistently showcased Danish talent, earned major trophies, and thrilled fans with a bold style of play. From domestic triumphs to European nights, the club Socolive TV stands as a symbol of ambition, resilience, and northern pride.
A Legacy That Begins in 1885
Founded on May 13, 1885, AaB is one of Denmark’s oldest football clubs. Based in the city of Aalborg, the club plays its home matches at the Aalborg Portland Park, a stadium that holds over 13,000 passionate fans. Over the decades, AaB has grown from a regional team to a national powerhouse and a regular competitor on the European stage.
AaB is known for its focus on youth development, attacking football, and strong community support — qualities that have defined its identity for generations.
Trophy Cabinet of Champions
AaB has enjoyed significant success in Danish football, particularly in the Superligaen — Denmark’s top-tier league. Their consistent performances and strong squad building have earned them an enviable collection of silverware.
🏆 Major Honors:
- Danish Superliga Titles – 4 (1994–95, 1998–99, 2007–08, 2013–14)
- Danish Cup (DBU Pokalen) – 3 titles (1966, 1970, 2014)
- Danish Super Cup – 1 title (2014)
Winning both the league and cup double in 2013–14 marked one of the greatest seasons in the club’s history. AaB proved themselves as the dominant force in Denmark that year with an exciting squad and a fearless approach.
Goals That Tell the Story
AaB has never been short on attacking flair. With a tradition of nurturing goal-scorers and creative midfielders, the club has thrilled fans with high-scoring games and dramatic finishes.
As of 2025, Aalborg BK has scored over 2,000 goals in the Danish Superliga since its modern formation in 1991. This tally includes goals from memorable title runs, fierce rivalries, and European campaigns.
Some of the club’s most notable goal-scorers and attacking talents include:
- Rade Prica – A key figure in the 2007–08 title-winning side.
- Nicklas Helenius – A prolific striker who played a major role in the 2013–14 double.
- Thomas Enevoldsen – An exciting winger known for his creativity and clutch goals.
AaB’s commitment to forward-thinking football has made them one of the most entertaining sides in Danish football for decades.
European Adventures
AaB has also flown the Danish flag with pride in European competitions, making appearances in both the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League.
- In 1995–96, AaB made history by becoming the first Danish club to reach the UEFA Champions League group stage.
- In 2008–09, they reached the Round of 32 in the Europa League, famously beating Deportivo La Coruña 6–1 on aggregate.
- In 2014–15, they again reached the Europa League Round of 32, facing Belgian giants Anderlecht.
These campaigns not only boosted AaB’s profile but also highlighted their ability to compete with Europe’s best.
Pride of North Jutland
What truly makes AaB special is its deep connection with the community. The club’s youth academy is one of the best in Denmark, producing talent like Henrik Dalsgaard, Andreas Christensen, and Mathias Jensen, who have gone on to play for top European clubs and the Danish national team.
Even during challenging seasons, the loyalty of AaB’s fans remains unshaken. The Red Army supporters continue to pack Aalborg Portland Park, proudly waving the red-and-white flags and singing from kickoff to final whistle.
AaB: Built on Tradition, Ready for Tomorrow
With a legacy of over 100 years, multiple titles, and thousands of goals, Aalborg BK is more than a football club — it’s a symbol of northern Denmark’s sporting spirit. As the club continues to develop young talent, fight for trophies, and compete with heart, its future remains as bright as its past.
