Having overcome the challenge of a close promotion fight, Leicester can now prepare for their Premier League return.
But there remains some uncertainty at the club, which recently reported losses of £89.7m for the 2022-23 season and has been charged by the Premier League for allegedly breaking profit and sustainability rules.
“We don’t know what is going to happen,” Hermansen admitted.
“Right now, we are just so happy that we are back. That is the first step and we have so many great people at the club working to make this go right.”
Before then the goalkeeper is looking forward to the prospect of being part of Denmark’s squad for Euro 2024.
Former Leicester keeper and Premier League winner Kasper Schmeichel has remained first choice for the country at the age of 37.
But Hermansen, who is uncapped, has consistently been named in squads for qualification matches for this year’s tournament, which sees Denmark face Slovenia, England and Serbia in Group C.
“I’m not selected yet for the team, but hopefully I’ll go,” he added.
“I’m looking forward to it, my first tournament with the national team as well, so it will be a great experience.”
