TOP 30 TRANSFERS SUMMER 2014: Duvnjak and Omeyer lead the “golden list”

The tradition is that Handball-Planet.com publish the list of TOP 20 biggest handball summer transfers. Handball market was busy this summer, many teams made much stronger rosters, some others, lost important players. Here is an overiew of all what happened there…

1. Domagoj Duvnjak (HSV Handball – THW Kiel)

The World Best Player 2013 decided to take a new challenge in his career. He won everything in Germany and Europe, but still, Dule is enough hungry and smart to know that playing in Kiel is “top of the top” of handball world. With him begins a new era of “Zebras”. After Wislander, Karabatic and Jicha, he is the leader of “fourth” big Kiel team in the last two decades…

2. Thierry Omeyer (HC Montpellier – PSG Handball)

That is now – PSG Handball. Titi was the last brick in the golden wall in the French capital. PSG are now much stronger with him, have necessary stability and ready to fight for all the trophies…

3. Gudjon Valur Sigurdson (THW Kiel – FC Barcelona)

“Air Icelandic” wants to win EHF Champions League. It is all about it. He will have easier schedule in Barcelona and stay fresh for the decisive matches at VELUX EHF Champions League. Kiel is weaker, Barca stronger with him in the roster…

4. Arpad Sterbik (FC Barcelona – RK Vardar)

Sterbik’s transfer to Skopje became the symbol of Macedonian handball revolution. After one of the biggest handball names in XXI Century went to Skopje, everything is possible with Serhei Samsonenko. Who will be the next? If Sterbik took this step and said “I didn’t make wrong decision in my career”, why other big names want be ready for that…

5. Christian Zeitz (THW Kiel – MVM MKB Veszprem)

Hungarian champions realized that if they want to beat the best, they have to buy from the best. Zeitz was one of these guys who can decide the game in five minutes, as he already did at the first EHF CL F4 in Cologne 2010.

6. Gasper Marguc (RK Celje Pivovarna Lasko – MVM MKB Veszprem)

7. Joan Canellas (HSV Handball – THW Kiel)

8. Steffen Weinhold (SG Flensburg – THW Kiel)

9. William Accambray (HC Montpellier – PSG Handball)

10. Serhei Gorbok (Rhein Neckar Lowen – RK Vardar)

11. Roland Mikler (PICK Szeged – MVM MKB Veszprem)

12. Andreas Nilsson (HSV Handball – MVM MKB Veszprem)

13. Mads Larsen Mensah (Aalborg – Rhein Neckar Lowen)

14. Petar Nenadic (Orlen Wisla Plock – Fuchse Beriln)

15. Harald Reinkind (Fyllingen – Rhein Neckar Lowen)

16. Alberto Rocas (KIF Kolding – – Naturhouse La Rioja)

17. Nikola Manojlovic (Rhein Neckar Lowen – Meshkov Brest)

18. Sander Sagosen (Haslum HK – Aalborg)

19. Michael Knudsen (SG Flensburg – BSV Silkeborg)

20. Blazenko Lackovic (HSV Handball – RK Vardar)

21. Marin Sego (Orlen Wisla Plock – Vive Tauron Kielce)

22. Zarko Markovic (HSV Handball – El Jaish)

23. Wael Jallouz (THW Kiel – FC Barcelona)

24. Kevin Nyokas (Chambery – Frisch Auf Goppingen)

25. Tiago Rocha (FC Porto – Orlen Wisla Plock)

26. Piotr Wyzomirski (Csurgoi KK – PICK Szeged)

27. Jacob Bagersted (Aalborg – SC Magdeburg)

28. Nandor Fazekas (MVM MKB Veszprem – El Jaish)

29. Jannick Green (BSV Silkeborg – SC Magdeburg)

30. Borko Ristovski (Al Ahly – US Creteil)

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