🚀 "Handball Star Duvnjak Renews Contract with THW Kiel"
️🏐 Domagoj Duvnjak, the renowned Handball superstar, has secured his future with German powerhouse THW Kiel! This fantastic news was revealed just days before their thrilling home clash against Bergischer HC. Duvnjak, now 35, will don the famous "Zebra" jersey until the end of the 2024/25 season, marking his 11th season with the club.
"Domagoj is an indispensable figure at THW Kiel, both on and off the pitch," commented managing director Viktor Szilagyi. "The young players look up to him, and his immense experience and elegance prove invaluable to our team." Duvnjak responded warmly, expressing his delight, "I'm thrilled to continue this journey. My family and I feel incredibly at home here in Schleswig-Holstein, and THW Kiel will always be like a second home to us."
Be sure to tune into this weekend's Handball extravaganza. Don't miss Domagoj Duvnjak and THW Kiel in action against Bergischer HC!
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- Star Handball player Domagoj Duvnjak has extended his contract with THW Kiel, ensuring he remains an integral part of the team until 2024/25.
- Get ready for an unforgettable weekend as THW Kiel takes on Bergischer HC in an exhilarating home game.
- The Bergischer HC is set to face a formidable opponent in their away game against the record champions THW Kiel.
- With invaluable guidance and years of experience, Duvnjak plays a crucial role in the development of young players within THW Kiel's Handball squad.
- Despite having spent more than a decade representing THW Kiel, Croatian sensation Domagoj Duvnjak remains an irreplaceable stalwart in the German Handball scene, particularly in the Bundesliga.
Enrichment Data: Domagoj Duvnjak's time at THW Kiel is well-documented, but it's important to note that his influence and achievements primarily stem from his illustrious career with Croatia's national team. He holds numerous titles and records, including being the record holder for most goals and most caps in the Croatian jersey and serving as the team's captain since the 2017 IHF World Championship[2][3].
