With the positive emotions of the playoff series victory against Terni still fresh in mind, it’s already time to think about next season for Volley Savigliano.
After a few weeks to recharge and begin planning for 2026/27, the white-and-blue club is happy to announce that it will once again be a regular participant in the Credem Banca Serie A3 championship next year.
“For the sixth consecutive year, we will be at the starting line of the third national men’s volleyball league, and that’s not something to be taken for granted,” explains President Guido Rosso. “The financial and managerial efforts required of a club to participate in such a prestigious championship are not to be taken for granted, and only thanks to the support of many partners will this remain possible. In particular, the white-and-blue family owes a sincere “thank you” to Monge, Gerbaudo Manti Impermeabili, Curti & Saffirio Ingegneri Associati, Banca Crs Savigliano, and Pescheria Conte Gianluca. Without these main sponsors, and without the support of the many other partners who have already pledged their support for our project, none of this would be possible. In this regard, we cannot forget to thank the Municipality of Cavallermaggiore, and in particular Mayor Davide Sannazzaro, who will once again host our home games. Unfortunately, despite our constant requests, there continues to be a lack of a suitable venue in the city whose name we bear.”
Monge-Gerbaudo will therefore be there, with renewed ambitions and the desire to once again bring the Savigliano name to the Italian scene.
“The playoffs forced us to delay planning for the new season by almost a month, but now we’re ready and fully operational, with Sporting Director Francesco Dutto, in concert with the management, working to build the 2026/27 roster. Meanwhile, I can announce, although official announcements will follow in due course, that the starting point will be the confirmation of the coaching staff, which last year led us to the far-from-obvious goal of staying up, with an unforgettable second half of the season,” Rosso concludes.
