Miloš Kos returns to Bundesliga as HSG Wetzlar fight for survival
HSG Wetzlar are the only team in the German Bundesliga still without a victory after 11 rounds. With just two draws and nine defeats, the team from the Buderus Arena are rooted to the bottom of the standings, desperately searching for reinforcements to turn their season around. The crisis at RK Partizan, following the resignation of the club’s entire management board, has made all players available on the transfer market, and Serbian international 24 years old Miloš Kos is set to take on the role of a firefighter in Wetzlar, finds out Balkan-Handball.com.
The Serbian international has returned to action and is gradually rediscovering his best form after an injury-plagued season with HC Erlangen. His Bundesliga comeback comes after just a few months in Partizan’s black-and-white jersey, during which he also gained EHF Champions League experience, scoring seven goals in the competition.
Wetzlar have managed to collect points only against Rhein-Neckar Löwen and ThSV Eisenach, drawing both encounters. The club now faces another fierce battle to avoid relegation, much like last season, when former Serbian international Momir Ilić and Vladan Jordović were in charge of the team during the first part of the campaign.
