Nicklas Bendtner

Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper is a very fortunate man as he has three good strikers to pick from while he chases a place in the Premier League next season. The former Swansea City boss has done a fantastic job as the Forest manager since he was appointed in the place of the sacked Chris Hughton.

Ex-Arsenal striker NicklasBendtner sparked Bendtner-mania in the Danish capital of Copenhagen when he signed for hometown club FC Copenhagen in 2019. The striker was treated like royalty when he signed for the capital club as he already had a cult hero status. NicklasBendtner was a genuine hero for the Danish people and this was highlighted with the way they received him on his return to the club football scene in Denmark.
On his arrival at FC Copenhagen, NicklasBendtner told reporters that he would do everything within his power to move the club forward as he said that it was a special opportunity for him to put pen to paper on a short-term deal at the club.

Nicklas Bendtner may have turned up for some of the most glamorous football teams in the world, but one can’t help but feel as if he didn’t exactly fulfill his true potential. Although he had a senior career that spanned over 14 years, Bendtner would be remembered more for his off-field antics.

At the Euro in 2012, he was fined £80,000 by Europe’s football governing body after pulling off a ridiculous celebration that breached UEFA rules. The forward scored the second goal to draw his side level against Portugal, then proceeded to pull down his shorts and revealed a brief with sports betting company PaddyPower on it.

Danish striker NicklasBendtner wrote his name into the Premier League record books when he came off the bench to make an instant impact for Arsenal during the North London Derby clash with Tottenham Hotspur. The Gunners had struggled a bit to see off Spurs in the league encounter in 2007. Eventually, NicklasBendtner did the job a few seconds after entering the pitch as a substitute as he scored the winner to lead Arsenal to a 2-1 win.

No one has been able to beat the record of six seconds set by NicklasBendtner till date. It took him just six seconds to score the winning goal off a Cesc Fabregas corner kick as a substitute introduced by manager Arsene Wenger with ten minutes left to play.

Controversial Danish striker NicklasBendtner was an Arsenal player when he signed for Sunderland while they were still a Premier League club on the final day of the summer’s transfer window in 2011. NicklasBendtner left Arsenal to join the Black Cats on a one-year loan deal. Steve Bruce was influential in his decision to join Sunderland having managed the striker while he was with him at Birmingham as an Arsenal loanee.

A few days after his loan move to Sunderland, NicklasBendtner revealed that he won't play for Arsenal again after they failed to support him on the back of his car accident.

English journalist Charles Watts is an Arsenal correspondent for popular media outlet Goal and he made a NicklasBendtner comparison while he was talking about Calum Chambers on his YouTube channel last week.
Watts referenced Danish striker NicklasBendtner when he was speaking about Chambers who scored for Arsenal shortly after coming on as a substitute. England international scored after an Arsenal corner kick caused a big problem for the Leeds United during the Carabao Cup round of 16 clash between the two teams at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday night and 26-year-old Chambers was on hand to score and break the deadlock for the Gunners.

Ex-Arsenal striker NicklasBendtner could not hide his joy after the North London Derby (NLD) success recorded by his former club recently in the Premier League. NicklasBendtner used his official Instagram handle to convey his happiness at how the latest North London Derby clash between hosts Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur turned out.
NicklasBendtner posted the picture of him watching the NLD game on his Instagram story with the caption ‘So far it's a good Sunday’. The Danish footballer is not a stranger to making a mark in the North London Derby. His finest moment as an Arsenal footballer came during the North London Derby as he came off the bench to score a bullet header off a corner kick late in the game to lead the Gunners to a 2-1 win at home over their rivals thus claiming bragging rights in the process.

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Controversial Danish striker Nicklas Bendtner has revealed the altercation he had with Frenchman Arsene Wenger while he was at Arsenal. Nicklas Bendtner talked about Wenger and the heated exchange he had with the then Gunners boss in a chat with popular media publication FourFourTwo. According to Bendtner, he called Wenger horrible names in the quest to secure a move away from Arsenal but he was not successful.

NicklasBendtner started his career with the Danish national team in the u-16 team. The striker scored three goals in as many games for the u-16s in 2004. Bendtner scored six goals in 15 matches for the Danish u-17 side between 2004 and 2005.

Danish striker NicklasBendtner scored once in two games for the u-19 team in 2006. Bendtner went on to play for the u-21 side in the same year with two goals in four matches.

NicklasBendtner made his debut for the senior team in2006 and he went on to score 30 goals in 81 appearances over a 12-year period. His last game for Denmark was in 2018.

Ex-Arsenal striker NicklasBendtner has revealed that he intends to pursue a career in coaching after announcing his retirement at the start of this month. NicklasBendtner confirmed his exit from professional football at the age of 33 earlier this month.

NicklasBendtner spent the majority of his career at the Emirates Stadium with the Gunners. The Danish international spent around a decade with Arsenal though three of those years were spent on loan at other clubs. While he was a Gunners player, Bendtner was sent on loan to clubs like Sunderland in the third tier of English football, Italian Serie A club Juventus and Birmingham City in the English Championship.