Belluno Volley immediately got its organizational machinery back into gear. And it’s already on track with the goal of playing a leading role in the 2026-2027 Serie A3 Credem Banca season. President Sandro Da Rold confirmed this, looking ahead with pragmatism and renewed enthusiasm: “After narrowly missing promotion for the second year in a row, we wasted no time. And we immediately got to work planning every aspect, down to the smallest details.”
ROSTER – The season’s conclusion at the net was a success for Domotek Reggio Calabria, but it didn’t dampen the blue-and-white club’s ambitions in the slightest: “We’re ready to tackle a top-level Serie A3 championship.” And it’s precisely with this in mind that the new roster is being built: “The team is now almost finalized, and the first official announcements will be forthcoming soon.” One, in fact, has already arrived. And regarding the confirmation of coach Vincenzo Mastrangelo: “We’re talking about a professional with a deep understanding of the world of volleyball and who, in addition to his technical skills, has demonstrated great human qualities. His continued presence is a key element for our project.”
PARTNERSHIP – In addition to the sporting aspect, the club is working on organizational and commercial development. The arrival of a professional of Gian Luca Schmidt’s caliber plays a key role in this regard: “Thanks to his contribution,” adds Da Rold, “we’ve already begun the sponsorship campaign and the renewal of partnerships. We want to continue growing in this area as well, strengthening the bond between the club, the local area, and businesses.”
ADDED VALUE – Along its growth path, Belluno Volley knows it can count on an added value: its fans. A fan base that, throughout the season, has accompanied the team to every arena, transforming the VHV Arena into a veritable fortress and guaranteeing their support even in the most difficult moments. A loyalty the president considers central to the project: “The bond that binds us to the city, the fans, and the community at large is a source of pride. And, above all, it is one of our distinguishing features.”
