Almir Pandzo

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Almir Pandzo (born 2 September 1992) is a Bosnian-born Australian handball player.

Personal life[]

Because of the Bosnian War he migrated to Australia with his parents in the 1990s.

Career[]

Almir started his handball career at and went on to represent the U17 handball team in 2008. Pandzo has been part of the RK Iskra Handball team for a number of years (2008-2013). Pandzo was called in the national team first time for the 2013 World Cup in Spain. On the first preparation match Pandzo had an injury that took him out of the team (ligament tear in his right hand fingers). Pandzo made his debut for the Australian national team on 22 Jan 2013 against Chile.

References[]

• AHF- Men's team

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