Two players of the Romanian National Championship were included by the IHF in the ideal team of the Women’s World Handball Championship, which was won by France (31-28 against Norway).

>> Norway, an unexpected defeat – France, the new world champion in women’s handball

Laura Glauser and Natalie Hagman in the ideal team of the 2023 Women’s Handball World Cup

Laura Glauser (France/CSM Bucharest) and Natalie Hagman (Sweden/SCM Râmnicu Vâlcea) are the Flower League players who impressed in the final tournament.

The best player of the Women’s World Handball Championship was chosen by Norwegian Henny Reystad.

Goalkeeper: Laura Glauser (France)

Far right: Natalie Hegman (Sweden)

Inter on the right: Louise Burgaard (Denmark)

center: Stine Bredal Oftedal (Norway)

Inter left: Estelle Nze Mincot (France)

Far left: Chloe Valentini (France)

Reference point: Lynn Blom (Sweden).

Other prizes on offer after the 2023 Women’s Handball World Cup:

MVP: Henny Reystad (Norway) – 52 goals (74% – shooting efficiency)

The best scorer of the tournament: Marketa Jerabkova (Czech Republic) – 63 goals

Best young player: Viola Leuchter (Germany).

France won the women’s handball world title after a tense final against Norway with a score of 31-28 (20-17).

France won gold at the World Cup three times: in 2003 (with Croatia), 2017 (with Germany) and 2023 (with Denmark, Norway and Sweden).

The French women also boast four second places (silver medals) in 1999 (from Denmark and Norway), 2009 (from China), 2011 (from Brazil) and 2021 (from Spain).

Norway has won the World Cup title four times: 1999 (the edition was held in Denmark and Norway), 2011 (in Brazil), 2015 (in Denmark) and 2021 (in Spain).

Norway won silver medals five more times: 1997 (in Germany), 2001 (in Italy), 2007 (in France), 2017 (in Germany) and 2023 (in Denmark, Norway and Sweden).

The Scandinavians also have three more bronze medals: 1986 (Netherlands), 1993 (Norway) and 2009 (China).