Lene Terp

Terp won 105 caps for Denmark. She was named in the FIFA All-Star team for the 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup.

Terp began her playing career at 15 years old with Kolding B in 1988, where she played until 1991 ending her time with the club at 18 years old.

Terp started her senior career in 1993 with A-Liga club Vejle BK, during which she also spent a year with Lynn University in 1995. In 1997 she moved on to OB where she played for four years. In 2001 Terp got her first full-time professional contract with the then-English football 2nd tier club Fulham, with which Terp won promotion to the then-top tier as well as the 2002 FA Cup. She was with Fulham for one season, before returning to OB for another year, retiring from her active playing career in 2003.

Terp worked as an assistant coach with the Michigan Wolverines in 2009. She gained her UEFA Pro Licence in 2013, the first woman in Denmark to do so and is one of only five women in Denmark to obtain one. On 1 July 2023, Terp became the head coach for Danish A-Liga club Fortuna Hjørring. Terp led them to win the league in the 2024–25 season, the first win in five years and their 12th title, which saw Fortuna draw level with rivals Brøndby for most titles in the top flight. Fortuna also won the 2025 Danish Cup securing them "the Double". For her accomplishments in the 2024–25 season, Terp was voted the fifth best manager in the country by fellow managers, the highest placed female coach in the ranking and the first woman ever to place in the ranking.