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In the 2002—03 pre-season, Brøndby announced that Danish icon Michael Laudrup was taking the manager seat in his old club with John Jensen, also a club legend, as his assistant. In their first season, there were massive cuts from the very large squad; ten players were put in the reserves squad or sold and a talent squad was established. The club was to rely even more home grown players as Brøndby was already famous for developing very talented players. In the process, Laudrup told several players to find new clubs as he thought they would not fit in the playing style he wanted to implement.
During the Laudrup era, Brøndby won the Double in 2005. The club was relatively successful in the European competitions. Laudrup left in 2006. Laudrup played 38 games for Brondby scoring 24 goals in one season. (82/83)
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