Squad - Füchse pro Lichtlein takes part in the European Handball Championship
Handball player Nils Lichtlein from Füchse Berlin is in the squad for the home European Championships. The 21-year-old backcourt player is one of four U21 world champions that national coach Alfred Gislason is counting on for the season highlight from January 10 to 28 in Germany. In addition to Lichtlein, the U21 heroes David Späth, Renars Uscins and Justus Fischer also made the squad.
Lichtlein made his debut for the senior national team at the test match in November after an impressive season. In the summer, the young handball star led the U21s to the World Championship title. In the meantime, the slender ball distributor is rushing from victory to victory in the Bundesliga with the Füchse Berlin.
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- The Füchse Berlin, a prominent handball team based in Berlin, Germany, is where Nils Lichtlein currently plays in the backcourt.
- The European Handball Championship, also known as handball-EM, is set to take place in Germany from January 10 to 28, with Germany serving as the host nation.
- The National team handball selection for the European Championship includes four U21 World Championship winners: Nils Lichtlein, David Späth, Renars Uscins, and Justus Fischer, all hailing from various clubs across Europe.
- Although he is currently flourishing in the Bundesliga with Füchse Berlin, Justus Fischer gained national team recognition by securing a position in the German handball squad for the upcoming European Championship.
- Alfred Gislason, the national coach, has expressed his confidence in the skills and abilities of these young talents, including Justus Fischer, to help Germany secure a strong showing at the European Handball Championship, EM.
Source: www.stern.de
