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Benedikt Turudić is the new Split player
Croatia⚽ Sports7 hr. ago

Benedikt Turudić is the new Split player

Benedikt Turudić, 29-godišnjak visok 207 cm, postaje novi igrač Splita. Prethodno je igrao za Hamburški K.H., gdje je bio kapetan, a njegova karijera je uglavnom bila povezana s Bundesligom. Počinjući u rodnom Gessen-u, igrao je za različite klube u Njemačkoj, uključujući Albu Mitteldeutscher, Gottingen, Loewen i Telekom Bonn. Turudić ima hrvatsku putovnicu i nosit će žuti dres broj 44. Izjavio je da je veoma uzbuđen i sretno što dolazi u Split, te čeka da se pridruži ekipi i počne raditi zajedno.

Split has signed Croatian center Benedikt Turudić from Bundesliga side Hamburg Towers. The 29-year-old player will wear jersey number 44 for the club. Turudić, who holds Croatian citizenship, will not be counted as a foreigner under head coach Damir Rančić’s squad regulations. His arrival marks a new chapter for Split, with the team aiming to build on its recent successes. Turudić joined Hamburg as captain, spending two seasons with the club. His career has been largely tied to the Bundesliga, beginning at his hometown club Gessen before playing for Cedevita, Albu Mitteldeutscher, Göttingen, Löwen, and Telekom Bonn. He will represent Split in the upcoming season, bringing experience from one of Europe's top leagues. Speaking about his move, Turudić expressed excitement about joining the club. “I am very excited about my arrival in Split. Getting the opportunity to play for such a club in such a city means a lot to me. I can hardly wait to join the team and start working together,” he said. The signing adds depth to Split’s roster, enhancing their competitive edge in the league. With Turudić’s experience and familiarity with European basketball, the club aims to strengthen its position in domestic competitions.

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Jutarnji list logoJutarnji listIndependentCenter7 hr. ago
Split signed Croatian centre out of the Bundesliga

The article reports on Split basketball club signing Croatian center Benedikt Turudić from Bundesliga. Turudić, who holds Croatian citizenship, will play for Split under coach Damir Rančić. He expressed excitement about joining the team and the city, stating he looks forward to working with his new teammates. The move is significant as Turudić will not be counted as a foreign player due to his Croatian nationality.

Bias read (Center): The article focuses on a sports-related event and does not involve politically charged topics such as government, elections, or public policy. The framing is neutral, focusing on the athlete's personal feelings and professional move without taking a political stance.

Slobodna Dalmacija logoSlobodna DalmacijaIndependentCenter9 hr. ago
Benedikt Turudić is the new Split player

Benedikt Turudić, 29-godišnjak visok 207 cm, postaje novi igrač Splita. Prethodno je igrao za Hamburški K.H., gdje je bio kapetan, a njegova karijera je uglavnom bila povezana s Bundesligom. Počinjući u rodnom Gessen-u, igrao je za različite klube u Njemačkoj, uključujući Albu Mitteldeutscher, Gottingen, Loewen i Telekom Bonn. Turudić ima hrvatsku putovnicu i nosit će žuti dres broj 44. Izjavio je da je veoma uzbuđen i sretno što dolazi u Split, te čeka da se pridruži ekipi i počne raditi zajedno.

Bias read (Center): The article reports on a sports transfer and does not involve any politically charged subject matter. It focuses solely on the player's career history and his excitement about joining the new club, without taking sides or presenting biased framing.

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