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Kim Rasmussen
Personal information
Born	(1972-09-22) 22 September 1972 (age 52)
Nationality	Danish
Club information
Current club	Ostrovia (head coach)
Teams managed
	Stavsten IF
2010	Roskilde Håndbold
2010–2016	Poland (women)
2015–2016	CSM București
2016–2020	Hungary (women)
2020–2021	MKS Lublin
2020–2021	Montenegro (women)
2021–2022	Gloria Bistrița
2022–2023	South Korea (women)
2023	Rapid București
2023–	Ostrovia
Medal record Asian Championship 2022 South Korea

Kim Rasmussen (born 22 September 1972) is a Danish handball coach.

Career

In 2010, Rasmussen took over Poland Women's national team, which he coached until 2016 and led to two semi-final finishes at the World Championships of 2013 and 2015 and took 11th place at the European Championships. He later coached the national teams of Hungary, Montenegro and South Korea.

In 2015, he took charge of the Romanian top division champions, CSM Bucharest and led them into winning the 2016 EHF Champions League in the final against Győr, as well as one Romanian Championship and one Romanian Cup. Currently working from 2023 in Poland in Ostrów.

Honours

As manager

• EHF Champions League:
  • Winner: 2016
• Romanian Championship:
  • Winner: 2016
• Cupa României:
  • Winner: 2016

References

1. "Handbal feminin. Kim Rasmussen: "Handbalul este viața mea"" (in Romanian). CSM București. 22 September 2015.

v t e Poland squad – Women's handball – 2013 World Championship – 4th place
1 Gapska 4 Stachowska 5 Niedźwiedź 6 Siódmiak 11 Grzyb 14 Kudłacz 21 Koniuszaniec 28 Wojtas 29 Semeniuk-Olchawa 32 Szwed-Orneborg 33 Migała 40 Wysokińska 41 Stasiak 55 Jochymek 77 Kulwińska 89 Byzdra Coach: Rasmussen

v t e Poland squad – Women's handball – 2014 European Championship – 11th place
1 Gapska 4 Stachowska 5 Niedźwiedź 6 Siódmiak 8 Gega 9 Kocela 11 Grzyb 14 Kudłacz 15 Janiszewska 17 Pielesz 18 Zych 20 Drabik 25 Zalewska 28 Wojtas 40 Wysokińska 64 Prudzienica 77 Kulwińska 89 Byzdra Coach: Rasmussen

v t e Poland squad – Women's handball – 2015 World Championship – 4th place
3 Kobylińska 4 Stachowska 5 Niedźwiedź 7 Gadzina 9 Kocela 12 Gawlik 14 Kudłacz 17 Pielesz 18 Zych 19 Łabuda 25 Zalewska 31 Sądej 37 Repelewska 40 Wysokińska 41 Stasiak 77 Kulwińska 89 Achruk Coach: Rasmussen

Hungary squads

v t e Hungary squad – 2016 European Championship – 12th place 3 Schatzl 5 Triscsuk 12 Szikora 13 Görbicz 14 Kisfaludy 15 Klivinyi 21 Kiss 22 Bódi 23 Szekeres 25 Kovács 30 Planéta 31 Hornyák 34 Mészáros 44 Erdősi 61 Janurik 66 Lukács 99 Dombi Coach: Rasmussen v t e Hungary squad – 2017 World Championship – 15th place 2 Szöllősi-Zácsik 6 Schatzl 7 Szucsánszki 8 Kovacsics 13 Görbicz 14 Kisfaludy 15 Klivinyi 16 Bíró 22 Bódi 23 Szekeres 24 Mayer 33 Kovács 34 Mészáros 45 Háfra 61 Janurik 66 Lukács 96 Tóth Coach: Rasmussen v t e Hungary squad – 2018 European Championship – 7th place 4 Tóvizi 6 Schatzl 8 Kovacsics 11 Szalai 16 Bíró 18 Orbán 21 Kiss 30 Pálos-Bognár 33 Kovács 34 Mészáros 42 Planéta 43 Kazai 45 Háfra 66 Lukács 68 Szabó 96 Tóth 99 Lakatos Coach: Rasmussen v t e Hungary squad – 2019 World Championship – 14th place 1 Triffa 4 Tóvizi 6 Schatzl 8 Kovacsics 10 Klujber 16 Bíró 19 Márton 21 É. Kiss 23 N. Kiss 33 Kovács 38 Vámos 45 Háfra 48 Faluvégi 64 Pásztor 66 Lukács 68 Szabó 87 Tomori 96 Tóth Coach: Rasmussen

v t e Montenegro squad – 2020 European Championship – 8th place
4 Radičević 9 Jauković 10 Pletikosić 12 Babović 13 Mugoša 14 Džaferović 15 A. Klikovac 16 Nenezić 23 Ujkić 43 Batinović 66 Ramusović 71 B. Klikovac 77 Mehmedović 80 Despotović 96 Grbić 97 Vukčević Coach: Rasmussen

• Living people
• Danish handball coaches
• 1972 births
• Danish expatriate sportspeople in Hungary
• Danish expatriate sportspeople in Poland
• Danish expatriate sportspeople in Romania
• Handball coaches of international teams