EHF EURO Croatia 2018 Official Magazine

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FYR Macedonia booked a place at the EHF EURO coming from Qualification Group 4 where they finished first ahead of Czech Republic, Iceland and Ukraine BEST 7 Ristovski Manaskov Georgievski Stoilov Taleski K. Lazarov Mirkulovski RAUL GONZALEZ Head Coach Over the last four years, former Spain national team player Raul Gonzalez has quickly become one of Macedonian handball fans’ favourites. He started coaching HC Vardar in 2014 and won all domestic league and Cup titles, two SEHA League trophies and the nation’s first ever VELUX EHF Champions League title, in 2016/17. Gonzalez became head coach of the national team in early March 2017, succeeding Lino Cervar. He led the team to their best result ever in EHF EURO Qualification as they finished on top of Group 4 to secure their place at the EHF EURO in Croatia. Gonzalez has been closely connected with some of the nation’s biggest handball success stories, and he will now contest the first EHF EURO in his short coaching career. Next season he will become head coach of PSG. KIRIL LAZAROV Key Player Many aspects of the Macedonian team’s game evolve around team captain Kiril Lazarov. The 37-year-old lefthanded sharpshooter has scored almost 1,300 goals in 160 national team appearances and is the most important part of the team’s attack. Lazarov is the record holder in many prestigious EHF EURO and World Championship categories, including most goals scored in a single EHF EURO event (61, in 2012) and most goals in a single World Championship (92, in 2009). In 2015, while playing for FC Barcelona Lassa, Lazarov became the first and only player in the history of the VELUX EHF Champions League to break the 1,000-goal barrier. He remains on top of the all-time top scorers’ rank for Europe’s premier competition. After seven seasons spent playing in Spain, he moved to French side HBC Nantes in the summer of 2017. 68
EHF EURO 1998 Italy 12th place 2012 Serbia 5th place 2014 Denmark 10th place 2016 Poland 11th place player position birth club m / g Tomovski, Martin GK 1997 Metalurg 0/0 Ristovski, Borko GK 1982 Barcelona (SPA) 126/3 Mitrevski, Nikola GK 1985 Constanta (ROU) 16/0 Daskaloski, Zlatko GK 1984 Timosoara (ROU) 6/0 Cvetkovski, Jane GK 1987 Ystad (SWE) 0/0 Manaskov, Dejan LW 1992 Veszprem (HUN) 38/117 Ojleski, Goce LW 1989 Eurofarm Rabotnik 27/21 Georgievski, Goce RW 1987 CSM Bucuresti (ROU) 43/78 Popovski, Martin RW 1994 Vardar 0/0 Markoski, Nikola LP 1990 Oroshazi (HUN) 19/10 Stoilov, Stojance LP 1987 Vardar 32/51 Pesevski, Zarko LP 1991 Metalurg 11/17 Lazarov, Filip LB 1985 Besiktas (TUR) 47/133 Taleski, Filip LB 1996 RN Löwen (GER) 7/8 Markoski, Velko LB 1986 Constanta (ROU) 44/48 Kuzmanovski, Filip LB 1996 Metalurg 10/8 Neloski, Marko LB 1996 Hüttenberg (GER) 0/0 Dimitrievski, Darko LB 1993 Metalurg 2/2 Pribak, Nemanja CB 1984 Besiktas (TUR) 13/17 Krstevski, Goran CB 1996 Eurofarm Rabotnik 0/0 Tankoski, Mario CB 1998 Metalurg 0/0 Jonovski, Ace CB 1980 Ratingen (GER) 76/68 Mirkulovski, Filip CB 1983 Wetzlar (GER) 160/413 Drogriski, Stefan CB 1994 Eurofarm Rabotnik 2/0 Manaskov, Martin CB 1994 Prolet 0/0 Lazarov, Kiril RB 1980 Nantes (FRA) 171/1203 Velkovski, Martin RB 1997 Metalurg 0/0 Serafimov, Martin RB 2000 Metalurg 0/0 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 1999 Egypt 18th place 2009 Croatia 11th place 2013 Spain 14th place 2015 Qatar 9th place 2017 France 15th place photo: Jozo Čabraja 69
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