HC Erlangen

HC Erlangen was made as a merger between HG Erlangen and CSG Erlangen. In the 2000/2001 season, both HG Erlangen and CSG Erlangen played in the 2. Handball-Bundesliga, but CSG Erlangen had to drop out due to a licensing problem, so the club decided to merge with its neighbor, HG Erlangen. The new club was formed and was named HC Erlangen. They reached the DHB-Pokal FINAL4 in 2022, but lost their semi-final match against SC Magdeburg 30—22. ==Accomplishments==

• 2. Handball-Bundesliga: • : 2016 ==Crest, colours, supporters==

Kit manufacturers Kits ==Sports hall information==

• Name: – PSD Bank Nürnberg Arena • City: – Nuremberg • Capacity: – 8308 • Address: – Kurt-Leucht-Weg 11, 90471 Nürnberg, Germany ==Team==

Current squad :Squad for the 2024–25 season Technical staff • Head Coach: Johannes Sellin • Assistant Coach: Ólafur Stefánsson Transfers :Transfers for the 2025–26 season ;Joining • Andri Már Rúnarsson (CB) from SC DHfK Leipzig ;Leaving • Tobias Wagner (LP) to Limoges Handball Transfer History ==Previous squads==

Notable former players • Nico Büdel (2017–) • Steffen Fäth (2020–) • Sebastian Firnhaber (2019–) • Michael Haaß (2016–2020) • Nikolas Katsigiannis (2014–2015, 2016–2020) • Carsten Lichtlein (2019–2020) • Nikolai Link (2012–) • Antonio Metzner (2019–) • Sebastian Preiß (1997–2001, 2013–2016) • Ole Rahmel (2013–2017) • Johannes Sellin (2017–) • Christoph Steinert (2017–2019, 2021–) • Nicolai Theilinger (2015–2019) • Steffen Weinhold (2003–2007) • Martin Ziemer (2020–) • Ariel Panzer (2004) • David Szlezak (1999–2001) • Šime Ivić (2019–2021) • Stanko Sabljić (2014–2015) • Pavel Horák (2015–2017) • Jan Štochl (2013–2016) • Kim Sonne-Hansen (2022–) • Sergo Datukashvili (1998–1999) • Sigurbergur Sveinsson (2014–2015) • Iso Sluijters (2011) • Petter Øverby (2018–2022) • Sergey Gorpishin (2017–2019) • Igor Lyovshin (2016–2017) • Uroš Bundalo (2016–2017) • Klemen Ferlin (2020–) • Patrik Leban (2021–) • Gorazd Škof (2017–2019) • Isaías Guardiola (2016–2018) • Martin Straňovský (2014–2018) • Csaba Szücs (2002–2008) • Marcus Enström (2017–2018) • Simon Jeppsson (2020–) • Hampus Olsson (2020–) • Tobias Rivesjö (2015–2016) • Oleksandr Hladun (2001–2002) Former coaches ==References==