Grew up in a handball hall

Victor Kløve grew up with resin in his blood. With both parents as elite handball players, the path was paved for Victor, who found his passion for the sport early on. Growing up in Brønderslevhallen not only gave him a foundation in handball, but also a strong competitive spirit and a dream of taking the sport further than his parents.

Already in high school, Victor's talent was noticed, and he was given a special agreement that allowed him to balance his studies with extra training. For Victor, the whole investment was worth it – especially the unforgettable moments on the youth national team, where he wore the red and white jersey with pride. Representing Denmark on the senior national team is now one of his biggest dreams, and his journey towards that goal is filled with hard work and dedication.

From Youth Dream to the Bundesliga

Today, Victor is 22 years old and plays in the German Bundesliga – one of the world's most prestigious handball leagues. Living in southern Germany and playing at this level is everything he has ever dreamed of, but that hasn't made him any less ambitious.

Victor's goals have constantly evolved. Now he strives to become one of the best, play for the biggest clubs, and one day return to Aalborg Håndbold – a club with some of the world's strongest players and closer to his family and friends. For Victor, it's not just about winning on the field, but also about building a career that makes him proud and gives him the opportunity to inspire others.