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Handball goalkeeper Quenstedt has to leave Hanover

Handball goalkeeper Dario Quenstedt will leave the Bundesliga club TSV Hannover-Burgdorf after this season. The European League participant made the announcement on Wednesday.

Kiel goalkeeper Dario Quenstedt celebrates after a save. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
Kiel goalkeeper Dario Quenstedt celebrates after a save. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Handball Bundesliga - Handball goalkeeper Quenstedt has to leave Hanover

Handball goalkeeper Dario Quenstedt will leave the Bundesliga club TSV Hannover-Burgdorf after this season. The European League participant made the announcement on Wednesday.

The decision not to extend the expiring contract with the former THW Kiel goalkeeper after two years was made by mutual agreement, according to the club's announcement. Nevertheless, Hannover's coach Christian Prokop said: "We are not at the maximum with our goalkeeper performances. There is still room for improvement, so we have decided to make a change."

The former national coach said of the 34-year-old Quenstedt: "We've done well in the table since Dario's signing, and he's played a part in that. In the future, I hope that he can be more stable in his strong phases and undisputed goalkeeping skills."

Statement from the club

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Despite Quenstedt's contribution to TSV Hannover-Burgdorf's success in the handball league, the club is looking for improvements in goalkeeping performance. In Lower Saxony, the handball league team TSV Hannover-Burgdorf and their goalkeeper Dario Quenstedt, who previously played for THW Kiel in the Bundesliga, have mutually agreed not to extend his contract. After his departure, the team will continue to compete in the handball league, with Hanover being their home city.

Source: www.stern.de

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