New coach Misha Kaufmann: TVB Stuttgart plans big changes!

New coach Misha Kaufmann: TVB Stuttgart plans big changes!

Aurich, Deutschland - The TVB Stuttgart celebrated the relegation in the handball Bundesliga in the 2025/26 season and is now starting with a new coach with fresh wind. Misha Kaufmann, who previously worked at THSV Eisenach, succeeds and has signed a contract for three years. This decision was finally officially announced during a press conference, and merchant already feels the euphoria and will to success in the club. Managing Director Jürgen Schweikardt emphasizes that Kaufmanns and the club goals harmonize perfectly, because everyone has the goal of penetrating the top ten of the league. [Handball-World] reports that Kaufmann will start working with individual conversations and a careful analysis of the team in summer.

The first step towards success is the association through a comprehensive squad structuring. Seven new players can be welcomed to bring fresh swing to the team. The newcomers include Daniel Rebmann from SG BBM Bietigheim and Simone Mengon as well as Ivan Snajder, both from THSV Eisenach. Jakob Nigg, who comes from HC Fivers from Austria, and Kasper Thorsen Lien from Elverum Håndball from Norway are also there. Antonio Serradilla, a Champions League winner, moves from SC Magdeburg to the Stuttgarters and will above all strengthen the back and the defensive.

departures and rental shops

But not only newcomers are on the agenda. The association also has to separate from several players. For example, Samir Bellahcene moves to Dinamo Bucharest in Romania, while Jorge Serrano changes to the Recoletas Atletico Valladolid to Spain. Nico Schöttle, who goes to Bergische HC, and Daniel Fernandez, who finds his new home at FC Barcelona, ​​are also part of the departures. In the meantime, the Stuttgart people have also bound their players Luka Krivokapic by 2028, although he will be borrowed from BM Granollers for one year. [ZVW] complexes the changes as a necessary step towards long -term team development.

While there are big changes in Stuttgart, there were also exciting developments in the handball Bundesliga. The SC DHfK Leipzig has signed a new coach with Raul Alonso, who comes from the northern Macedonian first division club RK Eurofarm Pelister. Alonso has already celebrated great success with his previous club, including a national championship title and the qualification for the Champions League. This clearly shows that the coaching landscape in the league is very dynamic, and the teams want to position themselves in the best possible way in order to remain competitive. [Sportbild] emphasizes how important it is to make the right decisions to make successful seasons.

Overall, everything indicates that the TVB Stuttgart with Misha Kaufmann is excellently positioned at the top in order to accept the upcoming challenges in the Bundesliga. The team will go into the new games next season with fresh vigor and a well -thought -out squad and is hot to climb further up in the table.