Official: Danish Defender Thomas Kristensen Completes Transfer from Udinese to Atalanta

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Official: Danish Defender Thomas Kristensen Joins Atalanta from Udinese

Atalanta BC has made a significant addition to their defensive lineup by officially signing **Thomas Kristensen**, a promising Danish defender, from **Udinese Calcio**. The transfer was finalized after the 24-year-old centre-back successfully completed medical examinations and the necessary paperwork at the team’s training facility located in **Zingonia**.

Kristensen’s Early Career Highlights

Kristensen’s journey began when he joined Udinese from **AGF Aarhus**, where he quickly established himself in the Serie A. He made his league debut on **September 24, 2023**, against **Fiorentina**, participating in just his third match for Udinese, demonstrating his immediate impact and adaptability to the competitive environment.

Consistent Performances and Contributions

Throughout his time at Udinese, Kristensen exhibited remarkable consistency, amassing a total of **26 league appearances** in his inaugural season. His contributions increased as he played **24 matches** in his second season, scoring his first Serie A goal against **Cagliari** during the penultimate game of that campaign. By the completion of the **2025/26 season**, he had featured in **28 matches**, a testament to his integral role in the team.

Final Season and Legacy at Udinese

In his concluding season with Udinese, Kristensen further showcased his offensive capabilities by scoring three goals, including a notable header in a match held in **Bergamo**, utilizing his excellent aerial skills. He departs Udinese with a commendable record of **81 appearances** across all competitions, netting a total of **four goals** during his tenure.

International Recognition

Beyond club football, Kristensen has represented **Denmark** at various youth levels, including Under-18 through Under-21. He earned **18 caps** while playing a pivotal role in his national team’s advance to the quarter-finals of the **2025 UEFA European Under-21 Championship**, signifying his potential for future contributions on a bigger stage.

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