LC Brühl
Handball world champion visiting his brother in St.Gallen: fingers crossed in Berlin
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The Dane Lasse Andersson is one of the most successful handball players in the world. His brother Nicolaj is the coach of the women’s record champions LC Brühl.
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Denmark’s superstar Mikkel Hansen (left) and Lasse Andersson against Spain in the 2021 Olympic semifinals. winner Denmark
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Lasse Andersson, 28, won the world title and silver at the Tokyo Olympics with the Danish national team in 2021. The builder from the left backcourt has been playing for Füchse Berlin in the Bundesliga since 2020. From 2016 to 2020, Lasse Andersson played for FC Barcelona, with whom he won numerous titles.
–Leave Andersson (with hat) in the circle of the Brühl team. To his right is his brother Nicolaj.
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Lasse Andersson was already in Switzerland in February. He made a guest appearance with Berlin in the group stage of the European League at Scout Winterthur. The Brühler NLA team used the event for a team outing and attended the game. The idea was actually that Lasse Andersson wanted to visit the Brühlerinnen on Wednesday when they played at Yellow in Winterthur as part of the NLA final round. Nothing came of it because of the corona-related cancellation of the game. However, Lasse Andersson insisted on dropping in on the Brühler women.
Fingers crossed in Berlin
His training visit this week was a surprise for the Brühl players. In addition to a relaxed exchange, the highly decorated national player also had one or the other handball tip ready for the Brühler women. Lasse Andersson wishes the team of his brother Nicolaj, who is six years his senior, every success for the rest of the season and he promised to keep his fingers crossed from Berlin for the upcoming title decisions.
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