Coaching change in which Hrvoje Horvat replaced Zdenko Kordi in the second part of the last season was just an announcement of upcoming changes in Nasice. Team which has SEHA constant and which is looking in PPD Zagreb' back for a long time in Croatia is finally looking to make a step forward.

Nine players have during the summer left the club - Lorger, Spiler, Vegar, Herceg, Nenadic, Nuic, Sakic, Halikovic and Bozic-Pavletic. Departures are however always followed by arrivals and the impression is that Horvat will this season have a quicker team which will surely need some time to sort things out and show full potential.

Let's start with names - Kristijan Pilipovic, Austrian national team goalie, will join Lelic between bars. Eter and young Croatian national team player Marin Jelinic will be responsible on the left side and on the right Marko Buvinic, who is coming back from Austria, will join Vedran Zrnic. Mrdenovic will on the line be accompanied by young Marin Sipic, Manci Micevic will do everything to help Srsen make the difference on the right side, Gadza will in the middle receive help from Slovenian Patrik Leban who has arrived from Ribnica as well as young Croat Ivan Koncul. Sasa Barisic will once again be choice No.1 on the left side but will also receive some help from another Slovenian Aljaz Lavric from Krka and Josip Juric-Grgic who is coming home after spending some time on Iceland.

Whole lot of new names and even more potential which means Hrvoje Horvat will be quite busy in months ahead of us. In their premier season they've managed to catch fifth place which is so far their biggest SEHA success.