The 21-year-old enjoyed a breakthrough year in 2017, winning bronze at the World Championships in Mexico City and team gold at the World Indoor Championships.

He added to his growing medal collection with European gold following a 6-5 shoot-off triumph over Olaru, who had knocked out defending champion Jean-Charles Valladont of France in the semi-finals in Legnica.

Valladont ended the tournament on a high, defeating Heorhiy Ivanystkyy of Ukraine 6-2 in the bronze medal match.

The women's recurve final was also decided by a shoot-off as Turkey's Yasemin Anagoz ousted 2013 world champion Maja Jager of Denmark.

Gulnaz Coskun, also of Turkey, beat Melanie Gaubil of France by the same 6-5 scoreline following another shoot-off.

Turkey enjoyed further success in the women's team recurve final as they beat Italy 6-2.

Italy also lost the men's team final 5-4 to Russia.

Russian Anton Bulaev took the men's compound honours with a 147-145 win over Italian opponent Sergio Pagni in the final.

Bronze was claimed by Italian Federico Pagnoni, who overcame Pierre-Julien Doche of France 149-144.

In the women's final, Spain's Andrea Marcos got the better of Turkey's Yesim Bostan with a 146-144 success.

Olympic bronze medallist Sophie Dodemont of France suffered a 146-144 defeat to Tanja Jense of Denmark in the match for third place.

Adam Ravenscroft, James Mason and Neil Bridgewater had earlier delivered Britain's first men's team gold for 50 years as they triumphed in the men's compound event with an impressive 230-229 victory over France.

The women's team compound crown went to Turkey following their shoot-off success against Italy.