Nikolaj Jacobsen is World Handball Coach 2024 by Handball-Planet.com

Posted on 1. February 2025.

Nikolaj Jacobsen is Handball-Planet.com WORLD HANDBALL COACH 2024 powered by Nexe Grupa!

Olympic champions and EHF EURO vice-champion0 with Denmark in 2024 was undoubtly the choice for the prestigious prize.

His achievement was praised by the Jury consisted from the 10 handball journalists from all over the world and handball fans, who were the last member of Jury.

VOTES (JOURNALISTS + FANS)

Nikolaj Jacobsen (Denmark) 21 + 5 = 26
Antonio Carlos Ortega (FC Barcelona) 14 + 3 = 17
Stefan Madsen (Aalborg – Al Ahly) 3 + 7 = 10
Guillaume Gille (Framce) 6 + 1 = 7

VOTE FOR WORLD HANDBALL COACH 2024 POWERED BY NEXE

World Handball Coach 2024?

Stefan Madsen (Aalborg – Al Ahly) (89%, 3,541 Votes) 7
Nikolaj Jakobsen (Denmark) (6%, 219 Votes) 5
Antonio Carlos Ortega (FC Barcelona) (5%, 207 Votes) 3
Guillaume Gille (Framce) (0%, 8 Votes) 1

Total Voters: 3,975

JURY MEMBERS:

Stig Nygard (TV 2, Norway)
Jasmin Tajić (Oslobodjenje, Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Jorge Dargel (MARCA, Spain)
Života Bogdanović (Balkan-handball.com, Serbia)
Sergey Prigolovkin (handballfast.com, Russia)
Rici Gjamovski (g-sport.mk, North Macedonia)
Lojze Grčman (Podcast Roling, Slovenia)
Johannes Hahn (ORF, Austria)
Luca Zadra (Pallamano Italia)

JURY MEMBERS FROM THE TOP HANDBALL NATIONS

Our goal that handball world gets a public and fair contest for the World best players of the year, since 2010 received a big support from the parts of handball globe. WORLD HANDBALL COACH 2024 Jury powered by Nexe is made of the people with their names and CV’s with the clear aim to get opinion from different countries, handball schools and traditions. Our Jury members are famous handball specialists in their countries, which coming from the biggest media (Marca, TV 2 NO, , Arena Sport, Oslobodjenje), but also from specialized websites and newspapers as Handball Woche, Balkan-Handball.com,etc, …

ICELANDERS WIN FOUR TITLES

2011 & 2016 – Dagur Sigurdsson (Fuchse Berlin)
2012 & 2013 – Alfred Gislason (THW Kiel)
2014 – Ljubomir Vranješ (SG Flensburg)
2015 – Claude Onesta (France)
2017 – Raul Gonzales (PSG Handball – Macedonian NT)
2018 – Patrice Canayer (Montpellier Handball)
2019 – Roberto Garcia Parrondo (RK Vardar Skopje)
2020 – Filip Jicha (THW Kiel)
2021 – Nikolaj Jacobsen (Denmark)
2022 – Glen Solberg (Sweden)
2023 – Bennet Wiegert (SC Magdeburg)
2024 – Nikolaj Jacobsen (Denmark)