SSV Brixen Handball is an Italian handball club from Bressanone, that plays in the Serie A Gold.
History
The handball section of the Bressanone sports club was founded in 1970. During its history, it won 2 national championships (1992, 1993), 3 Italian Cups (1982, 1988, 2003).
Crest, colours, supporters
Kits
HOME
AWAY
Team
Current squad
Squad for the 2024–25 seasonhttps://ehfec.eurohandball.com/men/2023-24/clubs/details/AjTEv8C8_jJuptlep7BILA/ssv-brixen/
SSV Brixen HandballGoalkeepers 31 Maksym Voliuvach 96 Alessandro Lubinati Left Wingers 2 Daniel Azzolin 10 Stefano Arcieri
Right Wingers 3 Tomás Della Vecchia 34 Felix Mühlögger Line Players 18 Endrit Iballi 29 Andrea Bašić 36 Adam Puntaier
Left Backs 6 Paulo Vinícius Oliveira Cândido 14 Tomás Cañete 30 Jonah Fliri
Central Backs 19 Ardian Iballi Right Backs 47 Axel Rufinatscha 59 Daniel Oberhollenzer
Technical staff Head coach: Davor Čutura Assistant coach: Rudolf Neuner Fitness coach: Franco Cubich
Transfers Transfers for the 2025–26 season
Joining
Leaving Tomás Cañete (LB) to Olympiacos
Transfer History
Transfers for the 2023–24 seasonJoining Marek Korbel (RB) from Talent Plzeň Paulo Vinícius Oliveira Cândido (LB) from BB Oviedo Tomás Cañete (LB) from Handball Club Fondi Federico Vanoli (CB) from Handball Club Fondi Gabriele Sontacchi (LP) from Pallamano Pressano
Leaving Davide Bulzamini (LB) to RK Trimo Trebnje Gianluca Dapiran (LW) to Pallamano Trieste 1970 Māris Veršakovs (CB) to ZRHK Tenax Dobele Stanislav Kholodiuk (RB) to Põlva Serviti
Titles
Serie A Gold Winner (2) : 1991, 1992 Italian Cup Winner (3) : 1982, 1988, 2003
EHF ranking
Rank Team Points99 HBC CSKA Moscow46100 Red Boys Differdange46101 Olympiacos45102 SSV Brixen Handball45103 SKA Minsk44104 Bregenz Handball44105 MT Melsungen44
Former club members
Notable former players
Stefano Arcieri (2021–) (2017–2022) (2017–2018) (2022–2023) (2021–2023) (1982–2002) (1997–1999) (2009–2016, 2022–) (1997–2000) (2003–2004) Denis Lathoud (2000–2001) (2002–2004) Yoon Kyung-min (2006–2007) Māris Veršakovs (2022–2023) (2004–2005) (2011–2013) (2019–2022)
Mihály Kovács (handballer) (1987–1993, 2004–2007)
References
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