Handball - New top goalkeeper: Bietigheim brings in Swede Bundsen
SG BBM Bietigheim has signed the Swedish national handball goalkeeper Johanna Bundsen for the coming season. The 32-year-old joins from IK Sävehof on a two-year contract, as the German champions and cup winners announced on Friday. "Johanna has been one of the best goalkeepers in Europe for years," said head coach Jakob Vestergaard. She is "a sporting and human enrichment for the entire league."
On Thursday, Bietigheim, who will be hunting for points as HB Ludwigsburg from the summer, announced the departure of Brazilian goalkeeper Gabriela Moreschi at the end of the season.
Club announcement
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- Johanna Bundsen, the highly regarded Swedish goalkeeper, has a rich history in European handball, having represented her country extensively.
- The Bundesliga club SG BBM Bietigheim-Bissingen, hailing from Baden-Württemberg, has secured the services of Bundsen for the upcoming season.
- In a recent transfer announcement, Bietigheim confirmed the signing of Bundsen from IK Sävehof on a two-year contract, strengthening their squad for the upcoming Bundesliga season.
- Germany will surely benefit from the presence of talented international players like Johanna Bundsen, contributing to their overall success in women's handball competitions within Europe.
- Handball enthusiasts in both Bietigheim and across Germany are excited for the arrival of Bundsen, as the club looks forward to bouncing back strongly in the Bundesliga following a successful 2020-2021 season.
Source: www.stern.de
