Men

player

ENIS MUSIĆ

Profile

Country

Slovenia

Date of Birth

09 September 1980

Place of Birth

Age

41

Height

180 cm

Weight

75 kg

No club

No club

SLO
player

KLEMEN LOKAR

Profile

Country

Slovenia

Date of Birth

18 October 1984

Place of Birth

Age

37

Height

175 cm

Weight

74 kg

No club

No club

SLO
player

NENAD STOJAKOVIĆ

Profile

Country

Slovenia

Date of Birth

11 August 1966

Place of Birth

Age

56

Height

190 cm

Weight

103 kg

No club

No club

SLO
player

MATEJ ARH

Profile

Country

Slovenia

Date of Birth

11 December 1993

Place of Birth

Age

28

Height

185 cm

Weight

77 kg

No club

No club

SLO
player

ALJOŠA ŠKAPER

Profile

Country

Slovenia

Date of Birth

27 December 1985

Place of Birth

Age

36

Height

197 cm

Weight

80 kg

No club

No club

SLO
player

SIMON GRAČNAR

Profile

Country

Slovenia

Date of Birth

21 December 1980

Place of Birth

Age

41

Height

203 cm

Weight

75 kg

No club

No club

SLO
player

Leendert Stoel

Profile

Country

Netherlands

Date of Birth

30 November 1992

Place of Birth

Age

29

Height

192cm cm

Weight

98 kg

Foreholte

Foreholte

NED
player

Stefan DODIĆ

Profile

Country

Serbia

Date of Birth

13 March 2003

Place of Birth

Age

20

Height

196 cm

Weight

91 kg

Barlinek Industria Kielce

Barlinek Industria Kielce

POL
KS Vive Handball Kielce S.A

For the past eight years, Talant Dujshebaev has been the heart and soul of Łomża Industria Kielce, the Polish powerhouse that made the EHF FINAL4 five times, winning the title once and finishing second once, in the previous season, after conceding a penalty shoot-out loss against Barça. 

It was a heartbreaking loss for Kielce, who displayed one of their best-ever seasons in the European premium competition, but costly misses during the shoot-out tilted the balance into Barça’s way. 

Al Ahly

A powerhouse in Egyptian handball, Al Ahly were the African team that was closest to win the IHF Men’s Super Globe. In 2007, when the competition was held in Cairo, Al Ahly finished second behind Spanish giants Ciudad Real, after conceding a last-gasp 29:28 loss.

Al Ahly qualified only once for the Super Globe since that moment, in 2015, when they finished fifth, but they are now back and eyeing a top performance after a seven-year hiatus.