Итальянец Андреа Кассара стал генменеджером сборной России по фехтованию на рапирах
Двукратный олимпийский чемпион назначен на новую должность, сообщила Федерация фехтования России.
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Итальянец Андреа Кассара, двукратный чемпион Олимпийских игр, занял пост генерального менеджера сборной России по фехтованию на рапирах.
О назначении сообщила пресс-служба Федерации фехтования России.
Подробности о сроках контракта и конкретных задачах, поставленных перед новым генеральным менеджером, в сообщении федерации не приводятся.
Кассара известен как один из ведущих фехтовальщиков-рапиристов в истории итальянского спорта, обладатель олимпийских наград.
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