Lincoln City sign striker Mikkel Ladefoged for club-record fee
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 30, 2026, 5:07 PM
Last updated Aug 30, 2026

Lincoln City have signed striker Mikkel Ladefoged from Swedish side Vasteras SK on a five-year contract. The transfer fee sets a new club record, surpassing the previous high of approximately £2.5 million spent on defender Andrei Coubis in July. Ladefoged, a 23-year-old Danish forward, recorded 19 goals in 29 appearances during his time with Vasteras SK. Sporting director Jez George noted the complexity of the deal due to the ongoing Swedish Allsvenskan season but confirmed the club was committed to securing the unique profile of the striker. Ladefoged began his career with Naesby BK before moving through the ranks at Sonderjyske and eventually Vasteras SK in January 2025. Lincoln City are scheduled to face Blackburn Rovers in a Championship fixture on Tuesday, 1 September.
- •Mikkel Ladefoged joins Lincoln City on a five-year deal.
- •The transfer fee is a club record for Lincoln City.
- •Ladefoged scored 19 goals in 29 matches for Vasteras SK.
- •Lincoln City host Blackburn Rovers on Tuesday, 1 September.
- 5:07 PMYahoo Sports — Lincoln seal club-record deal for Ladefoged
"Lincoln City sign striker Mikkel Ladefoged from Swedish side Vasteras SK for a club-record fee
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