SSV Brixen Handball
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Full name | Südtiroler Sportverein Brixen Handball |
Short name | SSV Brixen |
Founded | 1970 |
Arena | Brixen Fischzucht Halle |
Head coach | Davor Čutura |
League | Serie A Gold |
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Website Official site |
SSV Brixen Handball is an Italian handball club from Bressanone, that plays in the Serie A Gold.
History
The handball section of the Bressanone sports club was founded in 1970. During its history, it won 2 national championships (1992, 1993), 3 Italian Cups (1982, 1988, 2003).
Crest, colours, supporters
Kits
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Team
Current squad
- Squad for the 2023–24 season[1]
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Technical staff
- Head coach: Serbia Davor Čutura
- Assistant coach: Italy Rudolf Neuner
- Fitness coach: Italy Franco Cubich
Transfers
- Transfers for the 2023–24 season
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Titles
- Serie A Gold
- Winner (2) : 1991, 1992
- Italian Cup
- Winner (3) : 1982, 1988, 2003
EHF ranking
- As of 12/10/2023[2]
Rank | Team | Points |
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99 | Russia HBC CSKA Moscow | 46 |
100 | Luxembourg Red Boys Differdange | 46 |
101 | Greece Olympiacos | 45 |
102 | Italy SSV Brixen Handball | 45 |
103 | Belarus SKA Minsk | 44 |
104 | Austria Bregenz Handball | 44 |
105 | Germany MT Melsungen | 44 |
Former club members
Notable former players
- Italy Stefano Arcieri (2021-)
- ItalyCroatia Andrea Bašić (2017-2022)
- ItalyCroatia Bruno Brzić (2017-2018)
- Italy Davide Bulzamini (2022-2023)
- Italy Gianluca Dapiran (2021-2023)
- Italy Michael Niederwieser (1982-2002)
- Italy Jürgen Prantner (1997-1999)
- Italy Martin Sonnerer (2009-2016, 2022-)
- Bosnia and Herzegovina Nenad Milosevic (1997–2000)
- Croatia Miro Barišić (2003–2004)
- France Denis Lathoud (2000-2001)
- Hungary István Székely (2002–2004)
- South Korea Yoon Kyung-min (2006-2007)
- Latvia Māris Veršakovs (2022-2023)
- Romania Petru Pop (2004–2005)
- Slovenia Mirko Nikolič-Kajič (2011–2013)
- Serbia Davor Čutura (2019–2022)
- Hungary Mihály Kovács (1987-1993, 2004-2007)