Three Hungarian players, Gábor Ancsin, Bence Bánhidi and Adrián Sipos, can also be included in the dream team of the European Men’s Handball Championship in Germany, which can be voted on until midnight on Saturday.
On Thursday, the European Handball Federation (EHF) published the list of six names per post, on which we find three Hungarian handball players.
Gábor Ancsin, who shared the duties of right winger with Máthé Dominik, who later got injured, the most successful Hungarian at the European Championship with 27 goals, the stand-in Bence Bánhidi and Adrián Sipos were among the best to be voted for among the defensive specialists.
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The Swedes or Germans can also come, the African Championship, which ends this week, can still rewrite the groups.
The list was compiled by the EHF experts, 40% of the votes of the fans and 60% of the votes of the officials of the European federation count for the final ranking. The title of best player of the tournament (MVP) is awarded by the EHF experts.
Vote for the tournament in its smartphone application until midnight on Saturday, the final result will be announced on Sunday at 1 p.m.
The Hungarian national team will play Slovenia on Friday at 15:00 for the 5th place, which would be the best European Championship result in the history of the national team.
Goalkeepers:
Constantin Möstl (Austria)
Dominik Kuzmanovic (Croatian)
Emil Nielsen (Danish)
Samir Bellahcene (France)
Andreas Wolff (German)
Andreas Palicka (Sweden)
Far left:
Sebastian Frimmel (Austria)
Emil Jacobsen (dán)
Bjarki Mar Elisson (Iceland)
Rutger ten Velde (Holland)
Alexandre Blonz (Norway)
Hampus Wanne (Swedish)
Ball shooters:
Nikola Bylik (Austria)
Simon Pytlick (Dan)
Nikola Karabatic (France)
Julian Köster (German)
Martim Costa (Portuguese)
Borut Mackovsek (Slovenia)
Controllers:
Lukas Hutecek (Austria)
Nedim Remili (France)
Juri Knorr (German)
Luc Steins (holland)
Aleks Vlah (Slovenian)
Jim Gottfridsson (Swedish)
Right-handed shooters:
Mathias Gidsel (Denmark)
Dika Mem (French)
Gabor Ancin
Omar Ingi Magnusson (Icelandic)
Francisco Costa (Portuguese)
Niels Versteijnen (Holland)
Far-right:
Robert Weber (Austria)
Mario Sostaric (Croatian)
Timo Kastening (German)
Pedro Portela (Portuguese)
Gasper Marguc (Slovenia)
Sebastian Karlsson (Sweden)
Line-ups:
Tobias Wagner (Austria)
Magnus Saugstrup (Dan)
Ludovic Fabregas (France)
Johannes Golla (German)
Bence Bánhidi
Luís Frade (Portuguese)
Defense specialists:
Veron Nacinovic (Croatian)
Magnus Saugstrup (Dan)
Luka Karabatic (France)
Julian Köster (German)
Adrián Sipos
Oscar Bergendahl (Sweden)
Cover image: Munich, January 12, 2024. Bence Bánhidi (b) and Gábor Ancsin (l), as well as Bozo Andjelic of Montenegro during the Men’s European Handball Olympic Qualification Championship match between Hungary and Montenegro in the Olympiahalle in Munich on January 12, 2024. MTI/Zsolt Czeglédi
