The Asian Volleyball Confederation postponed the 2024 Asian Club Championships to September. It will be after the Paris Olympics. In addition, the AVC considered the league’s season calendar, which begins on August 30.
According to the best sportsbook for volleyball betting experts, the women’s event will occur in China and the men’s in India. These championships are qualifiers for the 2024 FIVB Club World Championships in December.
VolleyballWorld and AVC will choose host nations for four Asian senior events in 2024. These events include the AVC Challenge Cup for Men and Women and the Asian Club Championships. VolleyballWorld is a partnership between the FIVB and CVC Capital Partners that aims to drive growth, innovation, and investment in volleyball worldwide. Later, VolleyballWorld will select which of the four competitions listed above will be held in which countries.
2024 Asian Club Championships Postponed
According to bookie pay per head service sources, the Asian Club champions were the only ones who could compete in the Club World Championships until the AVC gave the go-ahead. Starting in 2024, the Club World Championships will get new qualifying criteria. Europe, Asia, and South America get 2 spots each, Africa gets 1, and the host club gets the final spot. To level the playing field across continents, host nations get a chance to compete.
The top two teams from the 2024 Asian Men’s and Women’s Club Championships will have a chance to compete in the Club World Championships. Three Asian teams will represent their respective regions at the World Championships, with one team as host.
Suntory Sunbirds made history by winning the Asian Club title, beating Jakarta Bhayangkara Presisi 3-1 in the 2023 Asian Men’s Club Championship in Manama. An Iranian team has never failed to finish in the top three of the Asian Men’s Club Championship since 1999. People who bet on volleyball were surprised to see the Police SC of Qatar upset Iran’s Shahdab Yazd 3-1 in the third-place playoff.
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