Schmeichel’s embarrassing actions could result in Hermansen’s termination, as he approaches his full international debut

With the Denmark national team drawing nearer to the Euro finals in Germany next summer, 23-year-old Mads Hermansen is getting closer to making his debut on the international scene.

Kasper Schmeichel felt the burden during the recent dismal performance against San Marino, as they struggled mightily to defeat the small country.

As Leicester City’s first team goalkeeper, Mads Hermansen has been playing fantastically, maintaining balance and using a deft touch to play out from the back. He appears to be a player the club will have for a very long time.

We think that Kasper Schmeichel is not guaranteed to wear the gloves forever, as he struggles to adjust to a more modern game. Danish head coach Kasper Hjulmand will need to see Mads Hermansen in international play before and if Denmark reach the Euro in Germany next summer.

In his 97th full international match against San Marino, Kasper Schmeichel proved once again that he is still the man to call upon. However, the 36-year-old goalkeeper from Leicester City, who turns 37 on November 5, is approaching the age at which you start to consider retirement—at least from international football.

As the Danes nearly had a disastrous encounter, we saw a man under pressure yelling at a ball boy. Fortunately, Yussuf Poulsen, who plays for RB Leipzig, scored to secure a 2-1 victory and put a stop to this clumsy and unsatisfactory performance.

Denmark’s final two qualifying matches are scheduled for November 17 and 20. They will face Slovenia (H) and Northern Ireland (A). After one victory should get them through, Mads Hermansen will undoubtedly be included in the Denmark team for their summer trip to Germany. However, he will also pose a serious threat to Kasper Schmeichel, the veteran goalie, who requires strong and consistent performances to maintain his position as Denmark’s top goalie.