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This summary shows clubs, which won the most national champion titles before 2011. This summary is no longer refreshed, but in Volleyball-Movies.net 3.1 there is ranking of the best men clubs in the history, which is refreshed every Monday. This ranking is based based on the positions of teams in tournaments, which have been added by registered users of Volleyball-Movies.net. Every tournament has rank and every place in tournament has own ratio, thereby team gain specified amount of ranking points by taking a specific place in the tournament.
There is also ranking of the best women clubs in the history. You could also find ranking of the best men national teams and best women national teams.
CHAMPIONS LEAGUE (1959-2011) Champions:
1. CSKA Moscow
- 13
2. Pallavolo Modena
- 4
3. Sisley Treviso
- 4
Polish Champions (1929-2011)
1. AZS AWF Warszawa - 19
2. Legia Warszawa - 8
3. Skra Bełchatów - 7
4. AZS Częstochowa - 6
5. AZS Olsztyn - 5
Russian Champions (1933-2011)
1. CSKA Moscow - 36
2. Lokomotiv Belgorod - 7
3. Spartak Leningrad - 4
3. Dynamo Kazan - 4
5. Saint Petersburg - 2
5. Dynamo Moscow - 2
Greek Champions (1935-2011)
1. Olympiakosu Pireus - 24
2. Panathinaikos Athens - 18
3. Panellinios G.S. - 6
4. Iraklis Thessaloniki - 4
5. Milon - 2
French Champions (1938-2011)
1. Paris UC - 9
1. AS Cannes - 9
1. Stade Français - 9
4. Paris Volley - 8
5. Montpellier UC - 7
Belgian Champions (1945-2011)
1. Noliko Maaseik - 13
2. Brabo Antwerpen - 11
3. Ibis Kortrijk - 7
3. R. Ixelles SC - 7
5. Knack Randstad Roeselare - 6
Bulgarian Champions (1945-2010)
1. CSKA Sofia - 28
2. Levski Sofia - 15
3. Minyor Pernik - 7
Italian Champions (1946-2011)
1. Pallavolo Modena - 11
2. Sisley Treviso - 9
3. Pallavolo Parma - 8
4. Ravenna - 6
5. Firenze - 5
German Champions (1951-2011)
1. SC Leipzig - 25
2. VfB Friedrichshafen - 12
3. USC Münster - 8
4. Dynamo Berlin - 5
5. Munich 1860 - 4
Spanish Champions (1965-2011)
1. Unicaja Almería - 8
1. Pòrtol Palma de Mallorca - 8
3. CV Gran Canaria - 5
4. CD Numancia Voleibol - 3
4. CAI Teruel - 3
Turkish Champions (1970-2011)
1. Eczacıbaşı - 12
2. Halkbank Ankara - 5
3. Galatasaray - 4
4. Arçelik - 3
4. Erdemir Spor Kulübü - 3
4. NETAŞ - 3
4. İETT - 3
Brazilian Champions (1976-2011)
1. Vivo/Minas - 7
2. Banespa - 6
3. Santo Andre - 4
3. Cimed Florianópolis - 4
5. Ulbra/Sao Caetano - 3
5. Suzano - 3
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Thanks for it !!!!
Don't misunderstand me, the topic is abslolutly nice, what I find really sad is that Treviso, 9 "scudetto" and 4 CL, will stop to exist...
How is that possible?!! ç_ç
Trentino team walking on the road to tournaments
Women's volleyball has a rich history, and many clubs have made their mark on the sport. Here are some of the best clubs in the history of women's volleyball:
#Fenerbahçe Istanbul (Turkey) - a dominant women's volleyball team with two FIVB Club World Championship titles, three CEV Champions League titles, and 14 Turkish League titles.
#Vakıfbank Istanbul (Turkey) - another successful Turkish women's volleyball team with three FIVB Club World Championship titles, three CEV Champions League titles, and 10 Turkish League titles.
Osasco Voleibol Clube (Brazil) - a top Brazilian women's volleyball team with one FIVB Club World Championship title, two South American Club Championship titles, and six Brazilian League titles.
Rexona Ades (Brazil) - a successful Brazilian women's volleyball team with one FIVB Club World Championship title, two South American Club Championship titles, and 12 Brazilian League titles.
Foppapedretti Bergamo (Italy) - an Italian women's volleyball team with two CEV Champions League titles, six Italian League titles, and one FIVB Club World Championship title.
Dynamo Moscow (Russia) - a Russian women's volleyball team with three CEV Champions League titles, two FIVB Club World Championship titles, and six Russian League titles.
Eczacıbaşı VitrA Istanbul (Turkey) - a Turkish women's volleyball team with two FIVB Club World Championship titles, one CEV Champions League title, and seven Turkish League titles.
Guangdong Evergrande (China) - a top Chinese women's volleyball team with one FIVB Club World Championship title, two Asian Club Championship titles, and five Chinese League titles.
Uralochka-NTMK Ekaterinburg (Russia) - a Russian women's volleyball team with one FIVB Club World Championship title, three CEV Champions League titles, and six Russian League titles.
Minas Tênis Clube (Brazil) - a successful Brazilian women's volleyball team with two South American Club Championship titles, one FIVB Club World Championship title, and five Brazilian League titles.
These clubs have all enjoyed success on the international stage, as well as in their respective domestic leagues. However, there are many other clubs that have also made significant contributions to the history of women's volleyball.