Overview
- The German national-team backcourt player reaffirmed his loyalty, calling Leipzig his sporting home and promising to help the team progress.
- SC DHfK Leipzig are bottom of the Handball-Bundesliga with one point from nine matches after their worst start in eleven top-flight seasons.
- Sporting director Bastian Roscheck and coach Raul Alonso emphasized that Semper’s quality and experience should provide stability in attack and defense.
- Some outlets framed the agreement as effectively contingent on staying up, a portrayal not stated in the club’s announcement.
- Leipzig point to Saturday’s away game at Bergischer HC as a first step to reversing form in a direct relegation scrap.