Kristensen, 33, joins the Roar on a one-year deal after spending two seasons with ADO Den Haag in the Eredivisie.
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Brisbane Roar sign former Danish international
Brisbane Roar have signed former Denmark international Thomas Kristensen, the A-League outfit announced on Wednesday.
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Roar coach John Aloisi was delighted with the signing of the defensive midfielder, after losing Spanish star Corona.
"We believe Thomas will be an excellent addition to our squad," Aloisi said.
"Not only has he represented his country [Denmark] but he has played at the highest level in both Denmark and Holland for many years now."
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Kristensen has made nine appearances for his native Denmark - most recently in 2012 - while he also spent over six years at one of the nation's biggest clubs in FC Copenhagen.
"The offer to come to Brisbane is a once in a life opportunity for myself and my family," Kristensen said.
"First and foremost I come here to help the club be successful and win a trophy. I am very excited about this new adventure."
Kristensen joins Melbourne City's Thomas Sorensen and Newcastle Jets' Morten Nordstrand as Denmark's representatives in the A-League.
"I have only heard good things about Australia and the A-League from my friend Morten Nordstrand," Kristensen said.
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"I now know a bit about the Roar and the championships that the club has previously won."
The midfielder is Roar's second signing in the off-season, following Jacob Pepper's move from Western Sydney Wanderers.
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