Janegova and Dietz top transfers of the week

National team players Romana Janegova (Slovakia) and Mike Dietz (Germany) are the top transfers of the week.

Swedish Västra Mälardalen has signed a Slovakian national team player Romana Janegova (22-years) to play in Sweden this season. Janegova comes from Slovakian Nitra and has already played in three World Floorball Championships (WFC).

– I´m very happy to be here because I love Sweden. Everyone is very friendly to me and my teammates are really kind. It feels very good to be here, she says to Bärgslagsbladet Arboga newspaper .

Source: http://www.innebandymagazinet.se/ibm/artikel.asp?aid=61920

Romana Janegova** (SVK) Forward – Transferring to Västra Mälardalen (SWE) from Nitra (SVK) International success:
WFC: 2015, 2013, 2011, 2009
WFCQ: 2015, 2013, 2011, 2009
U19WFC: 2010, 2012
International Tournaments: 2013, 2010, 2009
U19 International Tournaments: 2012, 2011
CC: 2011

German national team player Mike Dietz is transferring from Hasselby SK IB (SWE) back to Germany to play in ETV Hamburg. Dietz has plaeyd in two past WFC´s and in the latest WFCQ.

Mike Dietz* (GER) Goalkeeper – Transferring to ETV Hamburg (GER) from Hasselby SK IB (SWE)
International success:
WFC: 2014,2012
WFCQ: 2016, 2014, 2012
U19WFC: 2009
International Tournaments: 2015, 2012, 2011
U19 International Tournaments: 2009, 2007

Other Transfers:

Kristyna Hornakova* (CZE) Goalkeeper – Transferring to FBS Bohemians (CZE) from Bern Burgdorf Wizards (SUI)
International success:
WFCQ: 2015
U19WFC: 2010
Champions Cup: 2013, 2011
EuroFloorball Tour: 2015, 2014, 2012
EuroFloorball Cup: 2010
International Tournaments: 2013
U19 EuroFloorball Tour: 2008, 2009
U19 International Tournaments: 2010

Saso Bizjak* (SLO) Forward – Transferring to FBK Polanska Banda (POL) from Black Angels (CZE)
International success:
WFCQ: 2016, 2012
U19WFC: 2013
U19WFCQ: 2013
International Tournaments: 2015, 2013, 2011

Richard Seris (SVK) Forward – Transferring to SK 1.FBC Trencin (SVK) from Peterborough Falcons (GBR)
International success:
WFCQ: 2012
WUFC: 2012
U19WFC: 2011, 2009, 2007
EFC: 2012
EFCQ: 2011, 2009
International Tournaments: 2011, 2010, 2009

Domokos Racz (HUN) Forward – Transferring to Phoenix Fireball SE (HUN) from Nokian KRP (FIN)
International success:
WFC: 2012
WFCQ: 2012, 2014
U19WFC: 2011, 2009
International Tournaments: 2011
U19 International Tournaments: 2011, 2010

Martin Grlicky (SVK) Forward – Transferring to Bulldogs Brno (CZE) from FBC Grasshoppers AC Uniza Zilina (SVK)
International success:
WFC: 2014
WFCQ: 2016
U19WFC: 2015
International Tournaments: 2016

Live Fosmark* (NOR) Goalkeeper – Transferring to Tunet IBK (NOR) from Nykvarn (SWE)
International success:
WFC: 2015, 2013
WFCQ: 2015
U19WFC: 2008, 2006
EFCQ: 2010
International Tournaments: 2015, 2013

Andreas Woiduma* (EST) Forward – Transferring to Djurgardens IF IBS (SWE) from SF Grei (NOR)
International success:
WFC: 2014
WFCQ: 2016, 2014
International Tournaments: 2014, 2013

Sebastian Spohle* (GER) Goalkeeper – Transferring to TV Lilienthal (GER) from Chur Unihockey (SUI)
International success:
U19WFC: 2015
International Tournaments: 2015
U19 International Tournaments: 2015

Szilvia Darai* (HUN) Defender – Transferring to Szonyi Palankdongetok Kore (HUN) from HuKu (FIN)
International success:
WFC: 2013
WFCQ: 2015
U19WFC: 2014, 2012
EFCQ: 2014
U19 International Tournaments: 2011

Jan Niklas Buckermann* (GER) Forward – Transferring to Duemptener Fuechse 96 e.V. (GER) from Chur Unihockey (SUI)
International success:
WFCQ: 2016
U19WFC: 2015
International Tournaments: 2015
U19 International Tournaments: 2015, 2014

Jasper Sangen* (NED) Defender – Transferring to SUFV Hot Shots (NED) from IBF Backadalen (SWE)
International success:
WFCQ: 2016, 2014, 2012
U19WFCQ: 2011, 2009
International Tournaments: 2013, 2011

Terezia Zajacova* (SVK) Forward – Transferring to NTS FK-ZS Nemsova (SVK) from Florbal Zidenice (CZE)
International success:
U19WFC: 2012
U19 International Tournaments: 2012, 2011

Andrea Gerdes (GER) Forward – Transferring to UHC Sparkasse (GER) from Joutsenon Kataja (FIN)
International success:
WFC: 2013, 2011
WFCQ: 2015, 2013, 2011
International Tournaments: 2013, 2011, 2010