The Plenitude League wins six medals at the European Championship in Germany

Barça can boast about the role of its internationals in the European Championship held in Germany. Of the 9 players representing the blue and garnet club and the Plenitude League at the highest international event in the old continent, six return to Barcelona with a medal.

France, reigning Olympic champion, managed to win the European title a decade later after beating a combative Denmark in the final (33-31), allowing Dika Mem, Timothey N'Guessan and Melvyn Richardson to take the gold medal. The goalkeeper Emil Nielsen, one of the stars that shone the most in the European Championship showing an extraordinary form level, took the Silver medal and the MVP award of the final, author of 15 saves and a 38.46% success rate.

In the battle for third place fought by host Germany and Sweden, Jonathan Carlsbogard and Hampus Wanne, as well as Tomas Svensson in the technical body, emerged victorious (34-31) with a double prize: the bronze medal and a direct ticket for the Paris 2024 Olympics. At an individual level, left wing Hampus Wanne has been chosen as the best in his position in the All-Star Team.