Men

Prior to Rio 2016, Denmark were the “what if” team at the Olympic Games – a side brimming with potential, but always falling short of a medal.Â
Tactics changed, a strategy was put in place, a golden generation emerged and, after a disappointing start, the Scandinavian side finally secured the gold medal.

Saturday 26 October 2019 is etched in the annals of Bahrain’s sporting history. Doha, Qatar was the setting and the final of the Asian Handball Federation (AHF) Men’s Asian Qualification Tournament was the match.Â
Bahrain were 60 minutes away from Olympic qualification but at half-time, opponents Republic of Korea were 15:13 up having led 11:7 in the 19th minute.

Under the leadership of seasoned coach Manolo Cadenas, Argentina have been steadily improving, winning the gold medal at both the Pan American Championship in 2018 and at the Pan American Games in 2019.
Their 11th place at the 2021 IHF Men’s World Championship in Egypt was also a breath of fresh air and a confirmation of the work done for the South American side, who was close to securing their first-ever World Championship quarter-finals berth.

Abdelmalek FODIL
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Algeria
21 November 1998
25
190 cm
86 kg

HBC El-Biar
ALG
Neven STJEPANOVIC
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
14 February 1993
30
198 cm
85 kg

HC Meshkov Brest
BLR
Wael CHATTI
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Tunisia
13 April 1991
33
189 cm
93 kg

US IVRY HB
FRA
Ilyes ZAMMEL
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Tunisia
02 June 1992
29
Unknown cm
Unknwon kg

Kuwait Sporting Club
KUW
Vuk LAZOVIC
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Montenegro
10 March 1988
35
194 cm
92 kg

Al-Najma Club
BRN
Stefan VUJOVIC
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Montenegro
07 April 1990
34
193 cm
94 kg

RK Partizan
SRB
Sajad ESTEKI
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Islamic Republic of Iran
23 April 1990
32
190 cm
90 kg
