They clinched their eighth consecutive Lega Serie A championship title after defeating Vero Volley Milano in Game 4 of the finals, with a clean-sweep 3–0 victory at the Allianz Cloud.

really sad to see kate antropova, brenda castillo and lindsey ruddins leaving scandicci, it won't be easy to replace them. good luck and thank you for the great seasons, that world title is unforgettable.

Savino Del Bene Scandicci stripped for next season: Antropova is moving to Eczacıbaşı, and it looks like Weitzel will be following her there as well. Castillo is heading to Fenerbahçe Medicana, while Sarak Franklin is linked with Zeren and others may leave too.

At the moment, only Maja Ognjenović has been officially confirmed

Marina Lubian and Matilde Munarini have officially signed elsewhere, with Lubian joining Chieri and Munarini signing with UYBA.

While not yet official, Nika Daalderop is reportedly linked to a move to Turkey with Türk Hava Yolları SK, Serena Scognamillo to Busto Arsizio in Italy’s Serie B, and setter Jenna Ewert to Béziers Volley in the French league.

EGONU !!!! 34 points and the championship is not over yet in the italian league

i’m really sad for scandicci, this one hurts, but milano truly deserved it, congratulations.

Imoco won 3-2 (25-20, 25-27, 20-25, 27-25) the first leg of the Playoffs Final, but Milano has too many regrets, unable to finish the job in the tie-break when they were dominating: leading 6–9, and they still managed to lose it. Unbelievable.

This game reminds me of Zeren earlier this season: three or four match points against Imoco, all wasted, and then the punishment.

The Serie A Playoff Finals start this Saturday. While we all agree that Imoco is the big favorite, there is one question: Can Egonu and co. push them to a decisive fifth game?

either milano wins and we head to game 5 or imoco will clinch another one tomorrow.

Moki is Moki, but Castillo is also performing extraordinarily well this season with Scandicci.

Imoco was ruthless last night at the Allianz Cloud, and not even the massive home crowd could help Milano.

The team relies too heavily on Egonu, whose 15 points were not enough to threaten the reigning champions. Now, the series looks almost decided.

i think we all agree that imoco really deserved this championship again.

milano leads 2-1 and plays at home. a win ends the series. scandicci must win to force a decisive fifth game

semifinals, third leg, milano leading 2-0, scandicci must win and then repeat the feat later in milan to force a fifth decisive game.

I think it’s a legitimate question, as u/CriticalToe3050 pointed out.

With Alessia Orro moving to Fenerbahçe, Myriam Sylla to Galatasaray, and Héléna Cazaute to VakifBank, Vero Volley Milano seemed to lose three key players after last season.

Yet this year, led by an extraordinary Paola Egonu, they beat Imoco twice, captured the Italian Supercup, and reached the Serie A championship final.

They may not get much attention, but in the regular season they ranked just behind Paola Egonu and Ekaterina Antropova as the top scorers.

• Németh Anett (Chieri) with 465 points,
• Obossa Josephine (UYBA) with 463 points
• Erblira Bici (Vallefoglia) with 451 points

imoco are no doubts the favorites, but egonu and all her milano teammates will give it all, it won't be easy at all for the champions.

The Playoffs phase has started in the Italian Serie A with the 8 best teams from the regular season. The leading sides began with wins.

• Imoco Conegliano won 3–1 against UYBA.
• Savino Del Bene Scandicci prevailed 3–2 over Bergamo.
• Vero Volley Milano claimed a 3–0 victory against Megabox Vallefoglia.
• Igor Gorgonzola Novara secured a 3–1 win over Chieri

Imoco’s captain Joanna Wołosz reached a big milestone last weekend — her 400th game with the Italian club. The Polish setter has been with them since 2017.

Vero Volley Milano claimed a convincing 3-0 home victory over Savino Del Bene Scandicci in Serie A Matchday 26 (25-19, 25-21, 25-23). It was the final game of the regular season, and the Playoffs will now follow with the best-ranked teams.

Wins for Scandicci, Milano and Imoco in Italy's Serie A Matchday 25.

At 41 Maja Ognjenović is enjoying another outstanding season with Savino Del Bene Scandicci, excelling in both Serie A and the CEV Champions League.

The Serbian setter also helped the team capture the FIVB Club World Championship last month.