CEV Champions League Volley
The CEV Champions League Volley is Europe’s premier club competition, bringing together national champions and other top-ranked clubs from the continent. VolleyBond tracks the men’s and women’s competition separately by season-ending year, with the parent hub deriving the archive and champions from the child pages.
2026 Men & Women
2026 Men’s CEV Champions League Volley
- Champion
- Sir Sicoma Monini PERUGIA
- Runner-up
- Aluron CMC Warta ZAWIERCIE
- MVP
- Massimo Colaci
2026 Women’s CEV Champions League Volley
- Champion
- VakifBank ISTANBUL
- Runner-up
- Eczacibasi Dynavit ISTANBUL
- MVP
- Tijana Bošković
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Current Format & Qualification
The Champions League is the top tier of CEV club volleyball. Entry is based on national-federation qualification and European Cups rankings, with qualifying rounds feeding the main phase.
The competition format has evolved across the years covered here: traditional Final Fours gave way to the Super Finals era, while recent editions again use a Final Four weekend after the league and knockout stages. VolleyBond records the format and decisive stage on each edition page.
Champions by Edition
Tournament FAQ
What is the CEV Champions League Volley?
It is Europe’s highest-level annual club volleyball competition for men and women.
What happened to the 2020 edition?
The 2019–20 men’s and women’s competitions were cancelled because of the COVID-19 pandemic and no champion was awarded.
Where are historical champions shown?
The parent hub derives champions and the edition archive from its published child Tournament pages.






