Bruno Kozina

Bruno Kozina (born 7 January 1992) is a Croatian handball player who plays for BM Puerto Sagunto.

Bruno Kozina
Personal information
Full name Bruno Kozina
Born (1992-01-07) 7 January 1992
Derventa, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Nationality Croatian
Height 1.85 m (6 ft 1 in)
Playing position Centre back
Club information
Current club BM Puerto Sagunto
Number 74
Youth career
Team
–
 RK Matulji
–
 RK Zamet
Senior clubs
Years Team
2009–2011
 RK Zamet
2011–2012
 HRK Karlovac
2012–2014
 RK Buzet
2014–2015
 Kadetten Schaffhausen
2015–2017
 RTV 1879 Basel
2017–2018
 Cesson Rennes MHB
2018–2019
 RTV 1879 Basel
2019
 Alpla HC Hard
2020
 Váci KSE
2020-
 BM Puerto Sagunto

Club career

Kozina started his professional career in RK Zamet[1] the premier handball club of Rijeka. He also plays for Croatian Premier League clubs HRK Karlovac and RK Buzet. In the season 2014/15 he moved to Swiss handball club Kadetten Schaffhausen.[2] One year later he signs a contract with another Swiss club RTV 1879 Basel.[3] In November 2017, he joined French side Cesson Rennes MHB.[4] In the season 2018/19 he returned to RTV 1879 Basel.[5] In October 2019 he signs a contract with Alpla HC Hard.[6] In Januar 2020 he signs a contract with Váci KSE.[7] In the season 2020/21 he sign with the Spanish club BM Puerto Sagunto. [8]

Individual honours

Personal life

Bruno has an older brother Krešimir who is also a handball player.

References
  1. "Bruno Kozina Croatia Premier League stats".
  2. "Rares Jurca, rumänischer Nationalspieler, und Bruno Kozina, kroatischer Aufbauer, wechseln vom Schweizer Meister Kadetten Schaffhausen zum Aufsteiger".
  3. "NLA: RTV Basel verpflichtet Rares Jurca und Bruno Kozina".
  4. "HANDBALL – STARLIGUE – CESSON-RENNES : KOZINA EN JOKER MÉDICAL".
  5. "NLA: EX-TOPSCORER BRUNO KOZINA ZURÜCK IN BASEL".
  6. "AlPLA HC HARD NIMMT BRUNO KOZINA UNTER VERTRAG".
  7. "BRUNO KOZINA NB I stats".
  8. "El Fertiberia BM Puerto Sagunto se refuerza con el central croata Bruno Kozina".
  9. "Bruno Kozina RTV Basel stats 2015/16 and 2016/17".
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