Eisenach football club acquires a center-back from Croatia.

German Handball League - Eisenach football club acquires a center-back from Croatia.

ThSV Eisenach, a team in the Handball Bundesliga, made its third signing for the upcoming season. This time, it's Aleksandar Capric, a 20-year-old backcourt player from the Croatian first division club MRK Sesvete. Capric signed a three-year contract with the team and is reportedly one of the biggest Croatian talents.

The 1.91-meter-tall player has represented Croatia in all their youth national teams. In 2022, he ranked fifth with the Croatian U18 team at the European Championship, contributing 34 goals to his team's performance. At the U19 World Championship in 2023, he was recognized as the best left-back player in the backcourt, scoring 34 goals and providing 27 assists.

René Witte, the managing director of the club, conveyed their excitement over Capric's joining, saying, "We believe he'll develop quickly here."

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1. In a surprising move, Silvio Heinevetter, the renowned Handball Bundesliga coach from Stuttgart, has shown interest in scouting young talent from Croatia for potential future signings.
2. Rumors circulate about Thuringia's Handball club HSC making a New commitment to bring in a promising Croatian player, prompting excitement among local fans.
3. While the Handball Bundesliga season is heating up, Aarau's Handball team is reportedly in talks with a Croatian defender, aiming to boost their ranks for the upcoming matches.
4. The Handball Bundesliga's ThSV Eisenach, fresh from a successful transfer period, is rumored to be eyeing Croatia's top talent for their next signing in their quest to dominate the Bundesliga.
5. Croatia's up-and-coming handball prodigy, who recently led his team to victory in a European Championship, has sparked interest among several prominent German Handball clubs, including TV Bissendorf-Holte.
6. As the Handball Bundesliga prepares for the upcoming season, clubs like ThSV Eisenach in Eisenach, Germany, and Croatia's MRK Sesvete are actively searching for top talents to strengthen their squads and secure a prominent position in the league.

Source: www.stern.de