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Handball player Smarason leaves SC Magdeburg at the end of the season

SC Magdeburg will have to make do without backcourt player Janus Smarason next season. As the leaders of the German Handball League announced on Saturday, the Icelander's first season with the Champions League winners will also be his last. According to media reports, the 28-year-old will join...

Transfer - Handball player Smarason leaves SC Magdeburg at the end of the season

SC Magdeburg will have to make do without backcourt player Janus Smarason next season. As the leaders of the German Handball League announced on Saturday, the Icelander's first season with the Champions League winners will also be his last. According to media reports, the 28-year-old will join the Hungarian club Pick Szeged.

Due to injuries in the squad, Magdeburg signed Smarason at short notice in the summer. "Janus found his feet in the team extremely quickly and was an absolute boost straight away," said SCM coach Bennet Wiegert. "He was honest and transparent with us right from the start and we were informed of his plan to take on another challenge the whole time."

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  1. Despite Smarason's impending departure from SC Magdeburg, the Handball club from Saxony-Anhalt continues to dominate the German Handball League.
  2. Fans of SC Magdeburg, who follow the team on their homepage, YouTube channel, or through the German Handball Federation's press releases, will be saddened to learn of Smarason's upcoming transfer to the Hungarian club Pick Szeged.
  3. The Bundesliga handball scene is abuzz with news of the upcoming transfers, with SC Magdeburg and other teams looking to strengthen their rosters for the new season.
  4. Handball enthusiasts in Germany and beyond will be eager to watch how Smarason performs in his new club, Pick Szeged, in the upcoming Handball League season.

Source: www.stern.de

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