Umbruch in the DHB team: with five newlings against Portugal

Maybe this bid is surprised outside - for us the nomination is only consistent. This squad reflects current performance and perspective, Gislason justified his nomination on Monday. We want to get more widespread, create new competition and become more flexible in the selection. I am very happy to work with this team.

After the resignation of goalkeeper Routinian Johannes Bitter, Gislason also waives between the posts on Wolff and Heine Vetter - whose farewell was known from the Mt Melsungen on Monday - and repealed Till Klimpke from the HSG Wetzlar and Neutling Joel Birlm from the SC DHFK Leipzig. Other debutants are playmaker Julian Köster from the second division VfL Gummersbach, left outside Lukas Mertens from the Bundesliga Table Guide SC Magdeburg, right outside Luke Zerbe from the Cup winner TBV Lemgo and back room player Hendrik Wagner from the second division owls Ludwigshafen.

After three cruciate ligaments: Leipziger Ernst returns back

His comeback in the DHB selection gives Aber builders Simon Ernst (SC DHFK Leipzig). The European Champion of 2016 stands for three cruciate ligaments for the first time for years in the squad again. With this circle, we want to start the change, said DHB sports board Axel Kromer.

The bid

Tor: Joel Birlm (SC DHFK Leipzig), Till Klimpke (HSG Wetzlar)

Field: Marcel Schiller (fresh on Göppingen), Lukas Mertens (SC Magdeburg), Sebastian Heymann (Frisch on Göppingen), Paul Drux (Füchse Berlin), Hendrik Wagner (Owls Ludwigshafen), Philipp Weber (SC Magdeburg), Yuri Knorr (Rhein-Neckar Löwen), Luca Witzke (SC DHFK Leipzig), Julian Köster (Vfl Gummersbach), Simon Ernst (SC DHFK Leipzig), Fabian Wiede (Füchse Berlin), David Schmidt (Bergischer HC), Timo Kastening (MT Melsungen), Lukas Zerbe (TBV Lemgo), Johannes Golla (SG Flensburg-Handewitt), Jannik Kohlbacher (Rhein-Neckar Löwen), Patrick Wienecek (THW Kiel)