Adrián Nolasco will wear the red-and-white shirt next season

The left-back arrives from BM Benidorm and has extensive experience in the ASOBAL League after spells with Cuenca and Huesca. He is eager to contribute plenty of goals

Fertiberia Balonmano announces the signing of Elche-born left-back Adrián Nolasco, aged 28, 1.93 m tall and weighing 93 kilograms. The backcourt player joins the red-and-white club after spending two seasons at Balonmano Benidorm under Fernando Latorre. Nolasco, who has extensive experience in the Sacyr ASOBAL League after playing for Incarlopsa Cuenca and Bada Huesca, joins Toni Malla’s project with enthusiasm, aiming to finish among the best in the Silver Honour Division and achieve promotion to the top tier of Spanish handball.

The new red-and-white backcourt player expresses his gratitude for the confidence placed in him, as well as his eagerness and excitement to begin the project: ‘First of all, I would like to thank the club for the confidence it has placed in me by making me part of this project. I am arriving determined to take on the challenge of returning the club to the top tier, which is where I believe it should be. Last season was difficult for me from a sporting perspective, and I am eager to show what I can contribute to the team, with the greatest possible excitement.’

As for what he wants to contribute to Toni Malla’s team, Nolasco says: ‘A lot of hard work. I do not like losing, not even when I play cards, so I hope to bring my experience, my desire to win and, hopefully, plenty of goals.’

Nolasco is clear about the season’s objective and, although he knows it will not be easy, believes a team with potential has been built if everyone pulls in the same direction: ‘I believe the objective can be none other than to fight until the final matchday to achieve promotion. It will not be easy, as the Silver Division is a very tough league, especially this year, with four ASOBAL teams having been relegated. I believe a squad will be formed with young players and players with ASOBAL experience. Despite being 28, I still consider myself a young player, and I think the most important thing will be to have a good group both on and off the court, with everyone pulling in the same direction and standing together as one.’

‘I hope it will be a great year both individually and collectively. Hopefully injuries will leave us alone and the fans will give us maximum support to return the club to where it belongs,’ concludes Adrián.

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