Frederik Rönnow

Executive Summary

Frederik Rönnow, born 4 August 1992, is a Danish goalkeeper for 1.FC Union Berlin. He stands 188 cm and prefers his right foot. He returned from a calf injury to face Elversberg on October 10 after heavy defeats to Bayern and Leverkusen.

Playing Style and Key Attributes

He operates as a shot-stopper. Last season he produced 78 saves in 30 Bundesliga appearances and kept five clean sheets. The current campaign opened with three starts where he conceded 14 goals while making six saves per match.

Career and Recent Context

Rönnow advanced through AC Horsens before moving to Esbjerg fB in 2013, then joined Brøndby IF in 2015 and Eintracht Frankfurt in 2018 for €2.8m. After Schalke 04, he returned to Frankfurt and signed with the Köpenick club in July 2021 for €1m. A muscle injury in April 2026 kept him out until the current campaign, where heavy losses to Leverkusen and Bayern have marked his return. He was named Unioner of the Year for the fourth consecutive time last season.

Transfers and Outlook

The Köpenick club face relegation pressure, with the keeper back between the posts for their next Bundesliga fixture.