Title: Hanning Noms Drux as Possible Successor at Füchse Berlin
Füchse Berlin's managing director Bob Hanning has hinted at national player Paul Drux as his potential successor, praising his abilities and contributions to the club. Hanning expressed his thoughts during an interview with handball-world, emphasizing Drux's unique qualities and unmatched dedication to the club.
Hanning's statement comes after he announced his intent to retire within five years. With Drux as a prominent figure, Füchse Berlin has pursued consistent success in the German Handball League, staying close to the top spot.
The shared history between Hanning and Drux dates back to 2011 when Hanning, as a former DHB vice-president, brought the prominent backcourt player, born in Gummersbach, to the Berlin youth department.
- Speaking with handball-world, long-term Füchse Berlin collaborator Hanning showed his strong belief in Paul Drux for a potential successor role.
- The established team's continued strength in the Bundesliga, coupled with Paul Drux's vital contributions, is acknowledged by Füchse Berlin's current managing director and former DHB vice-president Bob Hanning.
- Füchse Berlin's undeniable pillars of success, both former star Paul Drux and current managing director Bob Hanning, share a rich history that unites back to 2011, when Hanning welcomed the talented backcourt player into the club's youth department.
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