The official greetings from the now former Gas Sales Bluenergy players continue. After two seasons he also leaves Piacenza Roamy Alonso, who will wear the Taranto shirt in the next Super League championship. «The reason why I decided to accept Taranto’s offer – are the words of the Cuban central defender – is that I will have more opportunities to demonstrate my qualities and I feel that it will be a very good season for me and for the club: I will give 100 percent in every training session and in every match in order to help Taranto achieve the set objectives.”
Greetings arrive through social profiles Stephen Maar, who leaves Monza to move to Gas Sales Bluenergy, where next year he will team up with Uros Kovacevic. “Everything comes to an end. While people talked about medals and victories – he wrote to the Brianza fans – we just wanted to continue dancing together. In Monza I experienced some of the best and worst moments of my life. Some great inspirations and some moments where nothing made sense. Looking back, I am so grateful to have experienced all these deep emotions with friends who became family. I thank my teammates, my friends, my family, the staff, the club, all the people who work in the gym with a smile, the sponsors and the fans. You have given me a home away from home.”
Meanwhile, during the last episode of “After Hours – The Super League at night” Massimo Righi, president of the Volleyball League, also spoke about the future by launching an innovative idea. “I wouldn’t mind having a Super League with 14 or 16 teams, but the problem is the calendars. We are working to have many strong clubs and, within three-four years, be able to aim for two Super League groups of 8 or 10 teams.”
