Shaking Things Up: 5 More Departures from 1. VFL Potsdam Handball Team
Additional Players Depart First VfL Potsdam Team - Additional five athletes join the roster
Looking ahead to the new season, 1. VFL Potsdam, a club in the Handball-Bundesliga, is determined to bring about change. After Maxim Orlov and David Cyrill Akakpo, five more players will bid their farewells to the team as announced by the club themselves.
Among those leaving are goalkeepers Martin Tomovski and Mark Ferjan, backcourt players Emil Hansson and Ole Schramm, and center back Sergej Gorpishin. With Orlov moving to Hannover and Akakpo joining HSG Wetzlar, the new destinations for the remaining five remain a mystery for now.
Sports director Bob Hanning stated, "The second half of our season highlighted the need for a restructuring. While it's never easy, it's always necessary. We've got to shake off the old habits and forge a new path. We're confident in our trainer and are ready to embark on this new journey."
1. VFL Potsdam
- German Handball Club
- Undergoing Transformation
Turnover
- Multiple Players Departing
- New Destinations Undisclosed
Potsdam
- Current Location of VFL Potsdam
Handball-Bundesliga
- League in which VFL Potsdam Competes
Finding the Latest Transfer News:
- Check the Official Team Website: Many teams, such as VFL Potsdam, update their player transfer information on their websites.
- Handball Bundesliga Website: The official Handball Bundesliga website may also have news regarding team transfers.
- Sports News Websites: Kicker or other German sports news outlets often report on handball transfers.
- Social Media: Follow VFL Potsdam’s social media accounts for updates on player movements.
- Akakpo, who previously played for 1. VFL Potsdam, has joined HSG Wetzlar, similar to Maxim Orlov who moved to Hannover.
- Besides Orlov and Akakpo, five more players from the Potsdam team are leaving, following the restructuring plan announced by sports director Bob Hanning.
- Hanning stated that the restructuring was essential to shake off the old habits and forge a new path in the Handball-Bundesliga, with younger players potentially filling the vacancies left by the departing players.
