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Total Player 2019 by Tamas Marcz

November 30, 2019

There are not many successful coaches who had the fulfilled playing careers as much, as Tamas Marcz, Hungary head coach, had. 

During the 20 years of his career, he played for nine clubs from Hungary, Italy, and Malta. Among them are Pro Recco, Eger, Savona… He was a part of the Hungarian team which won the gold medal at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sidney.

Since 2017, he has been the head coach of the Hungarian National Team. That same year, Hungary won the silver medal at the World Championships in Budapest.

This year, the Hungarians clinched the gold in the LEN Europa Cup, while they finished 5th in the World League and took the 4th place at the World Championships.

Check out Tamas Marcz’s choice.

Tamas Marcz’s Total 5 of 2019

Filip Filipovic

 1st –  Filip Filipovic

Serbian National Player|Club: Pro Recco|Position: Wing

“Filipovic took a great part in the World League victory of Serbia, which brought the Serbs the Olympic qualification. Even with Pro Recco had a good season and was Recco’s best scorer in the bronze medal match in the Champions League.” 

Del Lungo Marco

2nd – Marco Del Lungo

Italian National Player | Club: Brescia | Position: Goalkeeper

“A good performance at the World Championships in Gwangju, and a good season with Brescia. With his great performance, Italy won the World Championships and earned the Olympic berth .”

Denes Varga

3rd –  Denes Varga

Hungarian National Player | Club: Ferencvarosi TC | Position: Driver

“He won everything  ( Hungarian Championship, Super Cup, Hungarian Cup , and Champions League ) with Ferencváros. This was an excellent season of him. Thanks to his great performance, he became the MVP of the Champions League. He turned back to the national team and took a great part in the victory in the Europa Cup in Zagreb. He was unlucky in the World Championship, very few minutes in the water, but the great captain and helped the team as much as he could, like a great champion.”

Maro Jokovic

4th –  Maro Jokovic

Croatian National Player | Club: Olympiacos/Jug | Position: Wing

“As a member of the Croatian national team, he won second place in the World League and the bronze medal at the World Championship. He is, still, the leader of Croatia. He took responsibility in the most difficult situations.”

 5th – Konstantinos Genidounias

Greek National Player | Club: Olympiacos | Position: Attacker

“The top scorer of Greece and the top scorer of the whole Champions League season. Plays on the right side, as a right-hander, but he is dangerous like lefty players.  He showed an incredible performance at the Champions League Final Eight. Leader, scorer and playmaker in one man.”

Check out the other votes so far and cast your own on the official Total Waterpolo Player 2019 page.

TW Press
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