FIVB Volleyball Club World Championship
The FIVB Volleyball Club World Championship brings elite clubs from Europe, South America, Asia and Africa together for the global club title. VolleyBond separates every men’s and women’s edition by year while the parent hub derives champions, latest editions and the archive from those child pages.
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Current Format & Qualification
The Club World Championship is FIVB’s global club competition. Places are primarily earned through continental club championships, with host berths and event-regulation allocations completing the field.
Recent editions use an eight-club field split into two pools of four. The top two clubs in each pool advance to the semifinals, followed by the bronze-medal match and final. Men’s and women’s tournaments are staged as separate events.
Champions by Edition
Tournament FAQ
What is the FIVB Volleyball Club World Championship?
It is FIVB’s global championship for club teams, bringing together leading continental qualifiers and host representatives.
Are the men’s and women’s Club World Championships separate?
Yes. VolleyBond keeps separate men’s and women’s child Tournament pages for every edition.
How do clubs qualify?
Qualification is primarily tied to continental club championships, with host and regulation-based berths completing the field.
Where are historical champions shown?
The parent hub derives its champions history and edition archive from the published child Tournament pages.






