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Pallamano Romagna
Full namePallamano Romagna
Founded2001
ArenaPalaCattani
Capacity5000
PresidentVito Sami
Head coachDomenico Tassinari
LeagueSerie A
2021-20222nd in Serie A2, promoted
Website
Official site

Pallamano Romagna is a men's handball club from Imola and Mordano, Italy, that plays in the Serie A. The club was born in 2001, from the fusion of H.C. Imola 1973 and U.S. Mordano 1978.

European record

Season Competition Round Club 1st leg 2nd leg Aggregate
2016–17 Challenge Cup R3 Portugal Sporting CP 22–35 24–37 49–69

Team

Current squad

Squad for the 2022–23 season
Goalkeepers
  • 16 Italy Martino Redaelli
  • 64 France Adrian Lombes
Wingers
  • 4 Italy Christian Amaroli
  • 6 Italy Tommaso Albertini
  • 18 Italy Martin Di Domenico
  • 23 Italy Noè Ramondini
Line players
  • 10 Egypt Mohammed Essam
  • 11 Italy Filippo Gollini
  • 17 Italy Federico Nori
Back players
  • 3 Italy Nicolò Bianconi
  • 5 Italy Grigory Fioretti
  • 7 Italy Gregorio Mazzanti
  • 8 Italy Dario Chiarini
  • 12 Italy Fabrizio Tassinari
  • 13 Italy Claudio Lo Cicero
  • 15 Moldova Alexandru Rotaru
  • 24 Tunisia Amir Boukhris
  • 73 Spain Víctor Alonso
  • 88 Croatia Ivan Antić

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