Sandra Jakobsen joins Austria Wien after two years at Sturm Graz
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 3, 2026, 6:15 PM
Last updated Jun 3, 2026
Austria Wien has signed 27-year-old Danish forward Sandra Jakobsen from SK Sturm Graz. Jakobsen, who played 50 matches for Sturm Graz, expressed enthusiasm about her move, citing Austria Wien's ambitions, including a league title and Champions League qualification. Head coach Stefan Kenesei praised her creativity and goal-scoring ability, emphasizing her impact during her time at Sturm Graz. Jakobsen aims to contribute to the club’s progress in the upcoming season.
- •Jakobsen played for Sturm Graz for two seasons.
- •She has previous experience in the USA, Sweden, and Denmark.
- •Austria Wien qualified for the Champions League this season.
- •Head coach Kenesei highlights her as a key player for the team.
- 6:15 PMYahoo Sports — Sandra Jakobsen signs for Austria Wien from Sturm Graz
"Austria Wien have signed 27-year-old Danish forward Sandra Jakobsen from SK Sturm Graz, following her two-year spell there.At 27, Jakosben has already enjoyed a varied career playing across the USA, S...
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