The dynamists are invading Germany! The European Federation was amazed by the huge demand for tickets from Romania

Very high interest among Dinamo supporters for the Final Four of the European League in Hamburg, which will take place at the end of May.

Hundreds of tickets have already been bought in the country alone, but a lot of Dynamo fans settled in Germany or in other Western European countries will also come to Hamburg.

Dynamo invades Germany for the Final Four of the European League

Dinamo’s handball team is ready to write history in Germany, after taking the title again without problems in Romania.

It promises to be a big day at the Final Four in Hamburg, especially since three teams from Germany have reached this stage of the competition. The battle for the trophy will take place on May 25 and 26.

Dinamo fans have also called for mobilization and will be in large numbers in Germany. From the information ProSportthere will certainly be more than 1,000 Dynamo fans in the stands, but as the event is not yet widely publicized, the Romanian champion hopes to surpass even the threshold of 2,000 supporters.

The European Federation was amazed by the huge interest in Romania, where hundreds of tickets have already been bought for the semi-finals and the final in Hamburg, immediately after the end of the match in Denmark with Skjern. For the two days of the Final Four, tickets cost 70 euros and 170 euros, respectively.

Friday is the draw for the European League Final Four

The draw for the European League Final Four takes place on Friday. Dinamo hopes to play in the semifinals with Rhein-Neckar Lowen, the chances being much higher compared to a possible duel against those from Fuchse Berlin or Flensburg.

In fact, Fuchse Berlin beat Dinamo twice in the group stage. The red-whites reached the Final Four although they also lost both matches against the Portuguese from Sporting, reaching the peak of their form in the most important period of the season.

The hall in Hamburg where Dinamo will play is a modern one, at the highest standards, and it has a capacity of approximately 15,000 seats. The hall is right next to the arena of Hamburger SV, Germany’s traditional team currently in the Zweite Bundesliga.

I deserved this qualification! We are waiting to go to Hamburg. It’s a magnificent season, but we need to step up. It’s very complicated for us in the Final Four of the European League, we’ll see what will happen” – Xavi Pascual, for ProSport, after the return with Skjern, from the quarter-finals