CEV Secures Three Strategic Partnerships for Men’s Champions League 2026

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The CEV proudly announces three new strategic partnerships for the upcoming season of Europe`s premier men`s club competition, the CEV Champions League Volley 2026. Halkbank, Asseco, and Nicollin — three globally recognized and respected companies — have joined the expanding family of CEV partners, further elevating the competition`s prestige, visibility, and commercial appeal.

Volleyball players in action

This triple alliance marks a significant milestone in the ongoing evolution of the CEV Champions League Volley, reaffirming volleyball`s increasing value as a platform for global brand engagement and community impact.

CEV President Roko Sikirić stated: “Since the very beginning of my tenure at the helm of European Volleyball, my goal has been to capitalize on the vast untapped commercial potential of the CEV Champions League Volley. Teaming up with three internationally renowned partners demonstrates that we are delivering tangible results for the benefit of the entire European Volleyball family. The upcoming season will be truly thrilling from the outset, and with such high-profile partners by our side, I am confident we will make this edition the best ever – both on and off the court.”

Meet the New Strategic Partners

The three new partners bring diverse strengths and shared values:

Halkbank

Halkbank, one of Türkiye`s most prominent financial institutions, has a long-standing association with elite volleyball. They are now elevating their support and involvement in the sport, recognizing the significant growth potential in men`s volleyball, while clearly aligning themselves with the world`s most prestigious club competition, the CEV Champions League Volley, which has experienced tremendous growth since its inception approximately 25 years ago.

Asseco

Asseco, a leading European IT company operating in over 60 countries, contributes its technological expertise to the competition.

Artur Wiza, Vice President of the Management Board at Asseco Poland, commented: “At Asseco, we believe in the power of technology and sport to push boundaries and unite people. The CEV Champions League Volley reflects many of the values we stand for – such as high performance, strategy, and international collaboration. We are thrilled to support this top-tier competition and the remarkable athletes who continue to drive it forward.”

Nicollin Groupe

Nicollin Groupe, a French leader in sustainable waste management and a long-time supporter of sport, expands its involvement in European Volleyball, concluding this round of high-profile commercial agreements.

The partnership will encompass the entire 2026 men`s CEV Champions League Volley season – from the early stages scheduled for this coming fall to the Final Four slated for mid-May of next year, where the new kings of European Volleyball will be crowned.

This announcement follows a previously confirmed, truly historic partnership with ZEREN Group, the naming partner for the women`s competition for the upcoming 2025-2026 season, underscoring CEV`s growing commercial momentum and its commitment to positioning volleyball as one of Europe`s most dynamic and partner-relevant sports.

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