This article shows all participating team squads at the 2014 FIVB Volleyball Men's Club World Championship , held from 5 to 10 May 2014 in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.
Number | Player |
2 | Raphael Margarido |
4 | Douglas Cordeiro |
5 | Paulo Victor da Silva |
7 | William Arjona (c) |
8 | Wallace de Souza |
9 | Yoandry Leal |
12 | Isac Santos |
14 | Luis Díaz |
16 | Éder Carbonera |
17 | Sérgio Nogueira (L) |
18 | Filipe Ferraz |
20 | Carlos Eduardo Barreto Filho |
Number | Player |
3 | Aleksandr Kosarev |
4 | Taras Khtey (c) |
5 | Aleksandr Bogomolov |
6 | Aleksey Kazakov |
7 | Maxim Panteleymonenko |
8 | Sergey Tetyukhin |
9 | György Grozer |
10 | Roman Bragin (L) |
13 | Dmitriy Muserskiy |
14 | Dragan Travica |
15 | Dmitriy Ilinikh |
16 | Sergey Bagrey |
Number | Player |
2 | Mostafa Sharifat |
3 | Mohammad Taher Vadi |
6 | Saeed Mostafavand (c) |
7 | Pouria Fayazi |
8 | Ahsanollah Shirkavand (L) |
9 | Ali Asghar Razm Far |
10 | Mikaeil Tajer |
11 | Behzad Heidarishahi |
12 | Seyed Ali Sajadi |
16 | Saeid Shirood |
17 | Alireza Nasr Esfahani |
18 | Farhad Piroutpour |
Number | Player |
1 | Orlando Irizarry |
2 | Jorge De Jesús |
4 | Dennis Del Valle (L) |
5 | Edwin Montaño |
6 | Ángel Pérez |
7 | Enrique Escalante (c) |
8 | Jonathan King |
10 | Ezequiel Cruz |
11 | Sequiel Sánchez |
16 | Jackson Rivera |
17 | Jean Carlos Ortiz |
18 | Mannix Román |
Number | Player |
2 | Giacomo Sintini |
3 | Emanuele Birarelli (c) |
4 | Sebastián Solé |
6 | Alexandre Ferreira |
7 | Donald Suxho |
8 | Sebastiano Thei |
9 | Tiziano Mazzone |
10 | Filippo Lanza |
11 | Tsvetan Sokolov |
13 | Massimo Colaci (L) |
17 | Matteo Burgsthaler |
18 | Kay van Dijk [6] |
Number | Player |
1 | Sebastián Fernández |
2 | Lucas Tell |
3 | Francisco Lloveras |
4 | Sebastián Garrocq (L) |
7 | Théo Lopes |
8 | Demián González (c) |
9 | Bogdan Alexandru Olteanu |
10 | Nicolás Lazo |
11 | Rodrigo Peres Lopes |
14 | Javier Filardi |
16 | José Santos Júnior |
18 | Martín Ramos |
Number | Player |
1 | Matey Kaziyski |
2 | Ali Hassan Asadi |
4 | Mohamed Al-Oui |
5 | Mohamed Hachdadi |
6 | Michael Sánchez |
7 | Raphael Vieira de Oliveira |
9 | Ali Bairami (c) |
10 | Mohammed Abdulla |
11 | Robertlandy Simón |
12 | Mubarak Dahi Waleed |
13 | Ali Hamed Yaqub |
16 | Alan Domingos (L) |
Number | Player |
2 | Alexander Sorokoletov |
6 | Skander Ben Tara |
7 | Elyes Karamosli |
8 | Mohamed Ben Slimen |
9 | Elyes Garfi |
10 | Hichem Kaabi |
12 | Mahdi Ben Cheikh (c) |
13 | Malek Chekir |
14 | Bilel Ben Hassine |
16 | Chokri Jouini |
17 | Aymen Karoui |
18 | Saddem Hmissi (L) |
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