The calendars for the 2024/25 Serie A season have been officially presented. A show, the one conceived for the presentation of the 80th Volleyball Championship, which closed the three days of Volley Mercato in Bologna and brought with it various new features and official announcements: in addition to announcing the pairings and the days (which have yet to be adapted to television or event planning needs) the dates of the SuperLega events with the respective dates have been made known. The Del Monte® Supercoppa will liven up the Pala Wanny in Florence on 21 and 22 September 2024, while the Final Four of the Italian Cup will once again be the protagonist at the Unipol Arena in Bologna on 25 and 26 January 2025. The dates of the Serie events have also been announced A2 and Series A3.
As a corollary to the three days of Volley Mercato 2024, organized by the Serie A Volleyball League in Bologna, the “Presentation of the 2024/25 Season and Calendars” of the 80th Serie A Credem Banca Volleyball Championship was staged, within which The calendars for next season have been announced.
The calendars are available at this link:
In the next few hours they will be uploaded in full on the Serie A Volleyball League website.
The photo gallery of the presentation is available at this link:
https://www.legavolley.it/photos/8248/Presentazione%2080o%20ampionato%20Serie%20A%20Credem%20Banca
The singer Casadilego (winner of the 13th season of President (re-elected this morning, here is the news) of the Serie A Volleyball League Massimo Righi, together with the FIPAV President Giuseppe Manfredi and Aleksandar Boričić, President of the CEV.
The opening is from President Righi: “We are coming from an important season. We are European and World Champions with our clubs, we have recorded an increase in attendance in the arenas. Ours is a sport whose main themes are that of awareness: we still don’t have an idea of what our opportunities and our values are.”
He was followed by CEV President Aleksandar Boričić: “I am very proud for Italy and also for Turkey, leaders in volleyball and drivers of the movement. I wish President Righi and the Italian clubs to continue to do better, especially this summer when the Paris 2024 Olympic Games will be staged.”
