Recently, the UEFA for the Russian volleyball club boycott is more serious, and for these clubs, the direct impact is that the Champions League they participate in but have to be absent, the current Champions League has reached a critical stage, Turkey's powerhouse Fenerbahce originally in the quarter-final opponent is russia's locomotive women's volleyball team, but because the opponent was banned, so they were judged to win directly, such a result is indeed some victory. In fact, for Fenerbahce, perhaps it is more worth showing off to win the opponent on the field, after all, they are strong enough.
Meanwhile, their semi-final opponents will be between Wakif Bank and Rzeszów, and it is clear that Wakif Bank has a greater chance of winning, so the semi-final may become a Turkish derby. The winner of another quarter-match, Monza and Conegliano, will skip the semi-finals to advance to the final, and such a match will indeed lose its watching significance. Putting aside the game itself, Fenerbahce and Monza have players we are familiar with, such as Vargas and Xiao Caiwa, as well as Shanghai women's volleyball former foreign aid Larsson, who has just joined Monza.
At present, it is doubtful whether Xiao Caiwa can play in the later matches, but we are still looking forward to the performance of Vargas and Larsson, if they can meet in the final, this is also their second fight after the Chinese Women's Volleyball League, but the teammates have changed a lot. In fact, we still want to say that the players of each club are not easy, and it is unfair to disqualify the team at will, because these clubs not only have Russian players, but also many international players, which is very unsportsmanlike, and I hope that every player can be treated equally.