Matjaz Zupan new head coach of the Russian men's jump

Matjaz Zupan nuovo head coach del salto maschile russo
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Matjaz Zupan new head coach of the Russian men's jump

The'' official will only the'' 1 June, but Alexander Uvarov, President of the Russian Federation jumping and combined, has publicly announced that Russia has literally "been shopping" between Slovenia and the Czech Republic to hire four foreign coaches to entrust the technical guides.

Regarding the jump male, the choice is relapse of Matjaz Zupan. The Slovenian Hopper was a good level in 80 years,'' having achieved a podium in the World Cup and being part of the quartet Yugoslav winner of'' silver in the team event in Calgary 1988. As a coach he led Slovenia for 10 years in two different historical periods (from 1999-2000 to 2005-2006 and then from mid-season 2007-2008 to 2010-2011) achieving success in repetition. So from 2012 to 2014 is was head coach of France. Now the passage to Russia. The withdrawal of Ilja Rosliakov should not affect most much of the fate of a movement that will rely again on Dimitry Vassiliev, born in 1979, who has announced that he has no intention of closing his career. In addition to the veteran will point Denis Kornilov and the promising Alexey Romashev and Mikhail Maksimochkin. It remains to understand then what you'll want to do Evgeny Klimov, or whether special or convert it permanently to jump on him if you persevere in the Nordic combined.
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