On June 23, 2023, after the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) changed the calendar World Volleyball Championships from previously held every 4 years to held every 2 years, starting in 2025, with an increase in the number of teams competing from the original 24 teams to 32 teams.
The statement prompted ex-32-year-old Turkish women’s volleyball setter Naz Aydemir Akyol to accuse FIVB of seeing athletes as robots rather than humans. If this continues must have seen the injury More burnouts and premature retirements are for sure.
Most recently, Jose Roberto Guimaraes (Ze Roberto), head coach of the Brazilian national team. Came out to agree with FIVB about adjusting the “World Championships” to every 2 years, he said. “I believe that hosting the World Championships every two years will have a positive effect on the volleyball industry. But athletes need a longer period of rest between the end of the club season and the start of the international season. I believe FIVB is working on this.”
– After that, there are fans. Came to express a lot of opinions, such as
– Of course he’s not a world champion yet. So it’s good for him. But not for athletes.
– Shut up, your 18-year-old player got seriously injured in a tackle. You also said you liked I can’t stand to see you anymore
– Your young player got injured, how can you say that?
– Isn’t that so Brazil can play more finals and increase their chances of winning?
– Both the value of the match decreases and the risk of injury increases for each player. It’s ridiculous to hold a world championship every 2 years in my opinion.
For the Brazilian national team, it is one of the nations that has encountered the wisdom of athlete injuries. where they lost the right to use Gabi, the VNL 2023 battle, 1-2 weeks because of an injury playing for the club and had just lost Ana Cristina (Ana Cristina), the 18-year-old future pole head, due to her Injury while practicing before the fight VNL 2023 Week 2
