The deal tacks 2 seasons onto his already existing contract
Hamburg, Coach Barloschky pen extension through 2027
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Veolia Hamburg Towers and head coach Benka Barloschky have agreed to terms on a contract extension that will keep him on the team’s bench for three more seasons. Coach Barloschky, 36, has already been Hamburg’s head coach for a season and a half. He signed a two-year contract last season and still had a year remaining before re-pledging his future to the club for two more years.
Barloschky was promoted from assistant coach to head coach at the beginning of 2023 and led Hamburg to the EuroCup Playoffs. He had first joined Hamburg in 2015 as an assistant coach.
“I identify 100 percent with the Towers, both sporting-wise and culturally. So I am very happy to continue on the common path beyond the coming season. I thank you for the trust you have placed in me and look forward to the upcoming tasks,” Barloschky said.