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Volleyball Nations League returns to PH in 2023

Volleyball Nations League returns to PH in 2023

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The Japan men's national volleyball team will return to the Philippines next year for the Volleyball Nations League. Photo courtesy of Volleyball World.

MANILA, Philippines -- After successfully hosting two legs of the Volleyball Nations League (VNL) earlier this year, the elite competition will return to Manila in 2023.

Pasay City will host the third week of the men's tournament on July 4-9, with eight of the top teams in the world set to play in front of Filipino fans anew.

"You only need to take one look at the list of host cities to realize just how excited we are for VNL 2023," Volleyball World CEO Finn Taylor said.

"Once more, we are thrilled to have the support of each city and it goes without saying that we are looking forward to witnessing a wonderful competition on the court and experiencing the brilliant atmospheres inside these venues," he added.

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Set to play in Pasay City are: Japan, China, Slovenia, Brazil, Poland, Italy, the Netherlands, and Canada.

VNL Men

In June, the Araneta Coliseum hosted Week 2 of the Women's VNL and Week 2 of the Men's VNL, with Filipino fans packing the Big Dome for the world's top teams.

The Japan men's volleyball team, in particular, emerged as crowd favorites.

The first week of preliminary round action begins for the women between May 30 and June 4 in Ankara, Türkiye, and Nagoya, Japan, while the men get under way between June 6-11 in Ottawa, Canada, and Nagoya.

The VNL finals are scheduled to take place July 12-16 for the women’s event with the men’s competition set for July 19-23. The host cities for the VNL finals will be announced in December.

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