– Germany’s THW Kiel has signed veteran goalkeeper Niklas Landin from Danish side GOG Håndbold on a three-year deal.

German Handball Giant THW Kiel Secures Star Keeper Niklas LandinGerman Handball Giant THW Kiel Secures Star Keeper Niklas Landin THW Kiel, a powerhouse in German handball, has made a significant transfer by signing experienced goalkeeper Niklas Landin from Danish club GOG Håndbold. The Danish international has joined the Bundesliga giants on a three-year deal. Landin, considered one of the best goalkeepers in the world, brings a wealth of experience and accolades to Kiel. The 34-year-old has won numerous trophies throughout his career, including two Olympic silver medals, two European Championships, and multiple Danish and German league titles. His signing is a major coup for THW Kiel, who have been looking to bolster their goalkeeping department after the departure of Andreas Wolff to Flensburg-Handewitt. Landin’s exceptional shot-stopping abilities and leadership qualities make him an ideal fit for the German club. Kiel coach Filip Jicha expressed his delight at the acquisition: “Niklas Landin is a world-class goalkeeper who will bring stability and experience to our team. We are very happy to have him on board.” Landin himself is excited to join THW Kiel: “I am incredibly proud and honored to join such a legendary club. I am looking forward to the challenge of helping Kiel achieve great things.” The signing of Landin is expected to give THW Kiel an edge in both domestic and European competitions. The Bundesliga season gets underway in August, and the club will be determined to reclaim the title they lost to Magdeburg last season.