Denmark Secures Historic Fourth Consecutive Handball World Title

The Danish team, led by star player Mathias Gidsel, continues its dominance with a record-breaking unbeaten streak and aims for future triumphs.

Denmark defeated Croatia 32-26 in the final to claim their fourth consecutive Handball World Championship title, a feat unmatched in the sport's history.
The team has remained unbeaten in 37 World Championship matches over the past eight years, showcasing unparalleled dominance in the sport.
Mathias Gidsel, the tournament's MVP and top scorer, played a pivotal role in Denmark's success and is widely regarded as the best player in the world.
The Danish system emphasizes fun, accessibility, and early engagement in handball, with strong grassroots programs and a focus on individual skill development.
Looking ahead, Gidsel and the team have set their sights on achieving a consecutive trifecta of Olympic, World, and European titles.