Aymeric Zaepfel, a 24-year-old French handball player who plays as a left wing, has been called up by Füchse Berlin for his second season with the club. Originally, Zaepfel was expected to return to HBC Nantes in Provence for a second season, but he has instead signed a one-year contract with Füchse Berlin. The club, currently the European vice-champions, is known for its strong performance on the international stage. Zaepfel's move was confirmed on the second day of the Starligue, which is the top-tier French handball league, on Saturday, September 12. This decision means that HBC Nantes will not have to worry about filling Zaepfel's position as left wing, allowing the team to focus on other aspects of their roster. The transition comes at a crucial time for both players and clubs involved. Füchse Berlin, based in Germany, is a well-established club with a strong reputation in European handball. The team is coached by Mathias Gidsel, a respected figure in the sport, and has been competing at the highest levels of European competition. By signing Zaepfel, the club is adding a talented international player to its lineup, which could strengthen their position in the upcoming season. Zaepfel’s decision to join Füchse Berlin marks a new chapter in his career. With the opportunity to play alongside experienced teammates and under a proven coaching staff, he is expected to contribute significantly to the team’s performance. This move reflects his growing status as a key player in European handball and his commitment to competing at the highest level.