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VANCOUVER, British Columbia — The Vancouver Whitecaps have hired former Denmark midfielder Jesper Sorensen as the team's head coach. Sorensen, whose coaching career spans 16 years, takes over for Vanni Sartini, who was dismissed in late November after three seasons with the MLS club.

The Vancouver Whitecaps have hired Denmark’s Jesper Sorensen as head coach ahead of the Major League Soccer season.

Sorensen has been named the new head coach of the Vancouver Whitecaps, the club announced Tuesday. The Danish manager signed a two-year contract through 2026.

The Vancouver Whitecaps named Jesper Sorensen as the club's new head coach on Tuesday. Sorensen, 51, agreed to a two-year contract with the Whitecaps. He posted a 37-19-17 record in over two years with Brondby IF of the Danish Superliga.

The Vancouver Whitecaps have found their next head coach. Daily Hive can confirm that Jesper Sørensen has been hired by the club.

The Vancouver Whitecaps will name Jesper Sørensen their next manager, sources tell GIVEMESPORT. Sørensen was most recently the manager of Brøndby. Glass City first reported the deal.

Vancouver Whitecaps have a new man on the touchline at BC Place after the club confirmed the appointment of Jesper Sørensen and their new head coach. Per the club's official announcement on socials, the 50-year-old former Danish U21 international and seasoned professional joins Blue-and-White after a highly successful spell with Brøndby.