De Giorgi's Azzurri defeat Poland in three sets and fly to the final to defend the world title won in 2022.
The Italian men's national volleyball team has reached the final of the 2025 World Championships. The squad led by head coach Ferdinando De Giorgi overcame Poland with a clear 3-0 victory (25-21, 25-22, 25-23) in a match dominated by the Azzurri. With this win, Italy has earned the right to defend the world title they won three years earlier.
The team delivered a top-level performance, controlling all three sets against one of the strongest national teams in the world. Now the Azzurri await their opponent for the final, where they will aim to repeat their 2022 success when they defeated Bulgaria in the decisive match.
The Italian men's national volleyball team, led by coach Ferdinando De Giorgi, is experiencing a golden period that began with their victory at the European Championship in 2021. The journey towards the 2025 World Championships started with the world triumph in 2022 in Bulgaria, where Italy defeated the home team in the final. That victory marked Italy's return to the top of the world after 24 years.
The team has confirmed itself as one of the strongest in the world by maintaining a competitive roster and a recognizable style of play. Poland, their semifinal opponent, is traditionally one of the most formidable national teams, making advancing to the next round particularly significant. The final now represents an opportunity for the Azzurri to confirm their world dominance and secure a second consecutive title, a feat few teams have achieved in the history of the sport.
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