RK Nexe Našice

Since its formation in 1959, the club carried names like "Partizan", "NAŠK", "Kobra Jeans" and simply "Našice". In 2006 Nexe Group became main club sponsor and since then club carries present name. Since the 2008/2009 season, the team has always finished second in the league behind RK Zagreb. The club made its international debut in the 2008/09 EHF Cup. Since then, he has participated in this competition every season. ==Crest, colours, supporters==

:Squad for the 2024–25 season ;Goalkeepers • 1 Antun Šarić • 12 Moreno Car • 16 Mihailo Radovanović ;Left Wingers • 4 Aleksandar Bakić • 25 Ivan Barbić ;Right Wingers • 5 Loris Hromin • 8 Ibrahim Haseljić • 11 Gal Marguć ;Line Players • 10 Jan Klimków • 39 Leon Vučko • 44 Krešimir Kozina ;Left Backs • 9 Lucijan Krajcar • 17 Matko Moslavac • 27 Luka Moslavac • 35 Stjepan Javorček ;Central Backs • 7 Mislav Grgić • 34 Ognjen Cenić • 41 Tin Lučin • 24 Tin Kuže ;Right Backs • 13 Petar Krupić • 20 Borna Manci Mičević • 33 Aleksandar Cenić Technical staff • Head coach: Krešimir Ivanković • Assistant coach: Albin Eter • Goalkeeping coach: Perica Lelić • Fitness coach: Nikola Golub • Physiotherapist: Gabrijel Hmura • Physiotherapist: Tomislav Sajda Transfers :Transfers for the 2026–27 season ;Joining ;Leaving Transfer History ==Accomplishments==

• Croatian First League of Handball • Runner-up: 2009, 2021, 2022 • Croatian Handball Cup • Runner-up: 2015, 2017, 2018, 2021 • EHF Cup/EHF European League • Semi-finals: 2022 • Quarter-finals (2x): 2018, 2023 ==EHF ranking==

Notable former players • Alen Blažević (2009–2011, 2021–) • Josip Božić Pavletić (2012–2017) • Marko Buvinić (2017–2021) • Ante Gadža (2014–2019) • Šime Ivić (2012–2014) • Halil Jaganjac (2018–2022) • Pavle Jurina (1976–1980) • Nikola Kedžo (2010–2012) • Krešimir Kozina (2011–2013) • Franjo Lelić (2008–2015) • Fran Mileta (2019–) • Marko Mrđenović (2008–2021) • Sandro Obranović (2012–2013) • Kristian Pilipović (2017–2018) • Marin Šipić (2017–2019) • Ivan Slišković (2011–2013) • Ivan Sršen (2015–2018, 2019–2020, 2022–) • Mate Šunjić (2010–2013) • Mario Tomić (2017–) • Ivan Vida (2018–2022) • Vedran Zrnić (2015–2019) • Mirko Herceg (2014–2017) • Marin Vegar (2013–2018) • Aleksandar Bakić (2020–) • Fahrudin Melić (2021–) • Saša Barišić-Jaman (2005–2012, 2015–2022) • Matjaž Brumen (2018) • Patrik Leban (2017–2019) • Gregor Lorger (2016–2017) • David Špiler (2016–2017) • Živan Pešić (2019–2021) • Predrag Vejin (2021–) • Can Çelebi (2014–2015, 2018–2019) Former coaches ==References==