Ángel Ximénez Puente Genil is a team of handball based in Puente Genil, Spain. It plays in Liga ASOBAL.
History
The association was founded in 1984. Its predecessor was the Puente Genil OJE association. From 1987 to 1990, from 2009 to 2010 and from 2011 to 2013, the team belonged to the second division, and since 2013 they have been continuously in the Spanish first division, Liga ASOBAL.
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Team
Current squad
Squad for the 2022–23 season
Ángel Ximénez Puente GenilGoalkeepers 1 Henrik Nordlander 12 Álvaro de Hita Left Wingers 5 Antonio Cabello Núñez 23 Xavi Tuà Right Wingers 10 José Cuenca Cano (c) 14 Javier Muñoz Line Players 4 Márcio da Silva 22 Javier García Rubio 24 Erekle Arsenashvili
Central Backs 6 Martín Nicolás Jung 28 Chen Pomeranz 33 Gonçalo Ribeiro Left Backs 7 Andrei Buzle 78 David Estepa Right Backs 11 Luis Felipe Jiménez Reina
Technical staff Head coach: Francisco Bustos Assistant coach: Agustín Avilés Baena Fitness coach: Juanje Leiva Physiotherapist: Jesús Morales
Transfers Transfers for the 2026–27 season
Joining
Leaving Leandro Semedo (LB) to AHC Potaissa Turdahttps://www.facebook.com/potaissaturda/posts/-bun-venit-leandro-semedoahc-potaissa-turda-anunță-transferul-lui-leandro-semedo/1509811997824234/ Domingo Luís (RB) to CSM București
Transfer History
Transfers for the 2025–26 seasonJoining Leandro Semedo (LB) from Kuwait SChttps://clubbalonmanopuentegenil.es/comunicado-oficial-leandro-semedo-nuevo-fichaje-del-cajasol-angel-ximenez-puente-genil/ Borivoje Djukic (LB) from RK Metaloplastika Mario Dorado Pérez (LW) from Caen Handball
Leaving Fradj Ben Tekaya (GK) to BM Huescahttps://asobal.es/eng/news/fradj-ben-tekaya--the-new-goalkeeper-of-bada-huesca-/8379/ Mahamadou Keïta (LW) to RK Vardar Tamás Jánosi (LB) loan back to Balatonfüredi KSE
Transfers for the 2022–23 seasonJoining Henrik Nordlander (GK) from IFK Ystad HK Gonçalo Ribeiro (CB) from EHV Aue Martín Nicolás Jung (CB) from CBM Córdoba Andrei Buzle (LB) from CS Minaur Baia Mare Erekle Arsenashvili (LP) from Sporting CP Javier Muñoz (RW) from Saran Loiret HB
Leaving João Pedro Silva (CB) to Dinamo București Felipe Borges (LW) to BM Zaragoza Jaka Spiljak (LB) to Anorthosis Famagusta Borivoje Djukic (LB) to CSM Oradea Michal Martin Konečný (GK) to SC Ferlach Mihajlo Mitić (RB) to Bidasoa Irún Sean Corning (RW) to CB Pozoblanco Antonio Pineda Moyano (LW) on loan at CBM Córdoba Álvaro Muñoz Lozano (RB) on loan at Cordoplas BM La Salle
Previous Squads 2019–2020 Team Shirt NoNationalityPlayerBirth DatePosition 4 André Amorim Right Back 7 Sérgio Barros Left Winger 8 José Consuegra Central Back 10 José Cuenca Cano Right Winger 12 Álvaro de Hita Goalkeeper 13 Juan Castro Álvarez Central Back 16 Admir Ahmetasević Goalkeeper 17 Nuno Miguel Pereira Gonçalves Left Back 18 Pablo Martín Pino Line Player 22 Javier García Rubio Line Player 23 Xavi Tuà Left Winger 24 Antonio Triviño Goalkeeper 26 Ruslan Dashko Right Back 33 Allahkaram Esteki Left Back 73 Victor Alonso Right Back 78 David Estepa Left Back
Season by season SeasonTierDivisionPos.Notes1984–852 1ª División9thRelegated1985–863 2ª División1986–873 2ª División1987–883 1ª División "B"3rd1988–893 1ª División "B"1989–903 1ª División "B"1990–074 2ª División2007–083 1ª Estatal4th2008–093 1ª Estatal2ndPromoted2009–102 Plata15thRelegated2010–113 1ª Estatal1stPromoted2011–122 Plata7th 2012–132 Plata4thPromotedSeasonTierDivisionPos.Notes2013–141 ASOBAL11th 2014–151 ASOBAL12th 2015–161 ASOBAL14th 2016–171 ASOBAL9th2017–181 ASOBAL12th2018–191 ASOBAL13th 2019–201 ASOBAL8th 2020–211 ASOBAL8th 2021–221 ASOBAL10th 2022–231 ASOBAL8th 2023–241 ASOBAL12th 2024–251 ASOBAL12th
EHF ranking
Rank Team Points261 RK Železničar 19493262 HC Motor Zaporizhzhia2263 RK Maribor Branik2264 Ángel Ximénez Puente Genil2265 Komlói Bányász SK2266 KH Vëllaznimi2267 RK Međimurje2
Former club members
Notable former players
Victor Alonso (2018–2020) Rafael Baena (2014–2015) Javier García Rubio (2018–) Khalifa Ghedbane (2017–2018) Leonardo Domenech de Almeida (2016–2019) Felipe Borges (2021–2022) Matheus Dias (2017–2019) Anderson Mollino (2020–2021) João Pedro Silva (2020–2022) Flávio Fortes (2015-2016) Délcio Pina (2021) Allahkaram Esteki (2019–2020) Chen Pomeranz (2021–) Atsushi Mekaru (2016-2017) Gonçalo Ribeiro (2022-) Ruslan Dashko (2019–2020) Mikhail Revin (2016–2018) Stanislav Demovič (2013-2014) Henrik Nordlander (2022-) Gabriel Chaparro (2018-2019)
Former coaches Seasons Coach Country 2018–2019 Julián Ruiz 2019– Francisco Bustos
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