Füchse Berlin in front of championship: Heinevetter counts on Gidsel!

Füchse Berlin in front of championship: Heinevetter counts on Gidsel!

Berlin, Deutschland - Silvio Heineevetter, the experienced goalkeeper of the Foxes Berlin, has an impressive career in handball and plays a crucial role for his current team. After being active for the Hüsenteams Melsungen and Magdeburg, he has been part of the Foxes Berlin since 2009 with a change in the meantime to MT Melsungen. He celebrated numerous successes in a total of over 200 international matches and more than 600 Bundesliga games, including three EHF trophies and an Olympic bronze medal.

Currently Heinevetter is optimistic about the championship. He expresses that the Füchse Berlin can win the championship if they successfully play the upcoming game against Melsungen. The foxes are currently strong in the Bundesliga table; Together with Melsungen and Magdeburg, the team is at the top. When the foxes win on Thursday, Heinevetter sees the championship as safe. In this context, Mathias Gidsel can be seen as a key player. He describes Gidsel as an exceptional athlete and a decisive factor for the success of the team. rbb24 Melsungen has to compete in two games at the weekend, which could have a negative impact on the performance of the team.

Current services and challenges

The Foxes Berlin recently played an exciting game against HC Erlangen, which ended with a tie of 31:31. The foxes were at halftime with 14:16, but were able to compensate for in the second round. The last litter of Erlangen achieved the equalization in the last second. The goalkeeper of the foxes, Lasse Ludwig, was able to book 11 parades, including two seven meters, while Nils Lichtlein, Mathias Gidsel, Lasse Andersson and Manuel Štrlek each scored 7 goals. Coach Jaron Siewert was disappointed with the result and referred to the need to recover quickly and make the next games better, including an important away game against Kiel.

Heineevetter also emphasizes the importance of Bob Hanning for the association, which has made a significant contribution to the development of the team. The situation for the foxes has stabilized in the current season, so that the team is no longer in the relegation battle. This gives the team freedom to concentrate on the next few weeks and the upcoming games. The team spirit and the individual quality that Melsung has lacked in the past seem to have improved significantly this season.

A look at the career

Heinevetter was born on October 21, 1984 in Bad Langensalza, GDR. He started his professional career at the 1st SV Concordia Delitzsch and moved to SC Magdeburg in 2005, where he quickly climbed to the tram goalkeeper. After several years at the Füchsen Berlin and an interim brief commitment to the MT Melsungen, he only returned to TVB Stuttgart in the summer of 2024. In his time in handball, Heineevetter not only won titles and medals, but also achieved personal milestones, such as breaking through the 600 game brand in the Bundesliga in October 2023.

The Heinevetter's career is characterized by remarkable performance. He made the leap into the German national team, where he has been one of the few selected players since 2006. He gave his international debut against Spain in 2006 and has since participated in numerous big tournaments such as the 2019 World Cup and the 2016 Olympic Games. These successes make him a legend of German handball.