Imoco Volley has reinforced their dominance in European volleyball by securing their second consecutive CEV Women's Champions League title on May 4, 2025. The Italian powerhouse defeated domestic rivals Scandicci in straight sets in a final that showcased the strength of Italian volleyball on the continental stage.
The defending champions from Conegliano controlled the match from the opening moments, taking the first set with a commanding 25:16 scoreline. They maintained their momentum in the second set, claiming it 25:21, before closing out the match with a 25:19 victory in the third set to complete a clean 3-0 sweep. The win marked Imoco Volley's third consecutive triumph over Scandicci across all competitions.
Swedish star Isabelle Haak delivered a standout performance, leading all scorers with 21 points. This victory represents Haak's third Champions League title, having previously won with Turkish club Vakifbank in 2022 before claiming back-to-back titles with Imoco Volley.
Coach Daniele Santarelli's squad has made history by becoming just the fourth club ever to successfully defend a Champions League title, joining an elite group that includes French Racing, Italian Bergamo, and Turkish Vakifbank. This latest triumph brings Imoco Volley's Champions League title count to three.
According to Statbet, Imoco Volley's performance throughout this Champions League campaign sets a new benchmark in tournament efficiency, having dropped just two sets across the entire competition – the best record in the history of the women's Champions League.
The final was part of a historic milestone for Italian volleyball, as the nation completed an unprecedented sweep of all three medals in the women's Champions League. Vero Volley secured the bronze medal with a 3-1 victory over Turkish side Vakifbank in the third-place match, confirming Italy's current supremacy in European women's club volleyball.
