Men's Volleyball FIVB World Championship 2025

[copravolley 498]

2 minutes ago, hoversaBR said:

Theoretically, yes, so far. But Rezende, in addition to coaching the senior team, has also been the coordinator of the Brazilian men's national teams since this year. In other words, he will oversee both the main team and the U21, U19, and U17 teams. The same goes for Zé Roberto's women's team. 

I just read in Polish sources that Lucarelli supposedly shouldn't play in the NT this summer because he's seriously injured. Do you know anything about this?

[hoversaBR 613]

I'm not worried about our women's volleyball team; we still have enough good junior teams to support our senior team. Zé Roberto also has a project at a club called Barueri, which has allowed our young athletes to gain experience in our national league.

 

I don't see anything happening with men's volleyball, on the other hand. A revolution is definitely needed here.

[copravolley 498]

In Italy, women's volleyball recently has also been dominating the media, thanks to the successes of Egonu and co. For example: Orro is much more well-known than Giannelli or Michieletto. I was hoping this would be better for us, as Italy prefers to play as a dark horse rather than a favorite. Right now, the men's team is practically nonexistent in the media compared to the girls.

[hoversaBR 613]

4 minutes ago, copravolley said:

I just read in Polish sources that Lucarelli supposedly shouldn't play in the NT this summer because he's seriously injured. Do you know anything about this?

He hasn't been healthy enough for a long time. The same goes for Alan. Unfortunately, it's difficult to rely on players who will never be able to perform at 100%. And to make matters worse, he was elected team captain, and he even seemed quite relaxed after the loss to Serbia...

 

It's a complaint from Brazilian fans. I don't know if Lukas Bergmann could have done differently, but this tournament could at least give him experience for the future.

[hoversaBR 613]

2 minutes ago, copravolley said:

In Italy, women's volleyball recently has also been dominating the media, thanks to the successes of Egonu and co. For example: Orro is much more well-known than Giannelli or Michieletto. I was hoping this would be better for us, as Italy prefers to play as a dark horse rather than a favorite. Right now, the men's team is practically nonexistent in the media compared to the girls.

I think this is normal. The same thing happens in Brazil; our women's team is second in the world and on the podium in every competition. Naturally, their popularity has grown tremendously.

 

In the VNL, for example, all of our team's tickets were sold out weeks in advance.

In the men's competition, however, we struggled to sell tickets, and I think they only sold out for two of the four matches. This world championship itself had much less coverage than the women's.

[copravolley 498]

4 minutes ago, hoversaBR said:

I think this is normal. The same thing happens in Brazil; our women's team is second in the world and on the podium in every competition. Naturally, their popularity has grown tremendously.

 

In the VNL, for example, all of our team's tickets were sold out weeks in advance.

In the men's competition, however, we struggled to sell tickets, and I think they only sold out for two of the four matches. This world championship itself had much less coverage than the women's.

I read, that in Italy in recent years, out of every 4 children who join volleyball clubs, 3 are girls and only 1 is a boy. But it's also worth noting that more men are go to football, while volleyball is still the number one team sport for women in our country for many years.

Edited September 18 by copravolley

[konig 1,553]

All our media is with this triumph against France and what their coach did in the end of the match.

[copravolley 498]

6 minutes ago, konig said:

All our media is with this triumph against France and what their coach did in the end of the match.

What they write about match vs Italy?

[konig 1,553]

1 hour ago, copravolley said:

What they write about match vs Italy?

Like a very dificult match.

[Josh 11,492]

11 hours ago, hoversaBR said:

I don't know what to think about the semifinals.

Maybe this?

 

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