Swedish Women's Volleyball Team Announced for 2026 European Championship
Sweden's women's volleyball team roster for the 2026 European Championship has been finalized, with the championship partly hosted in Sweden.
- • Head coach Lorenzo Micelli announced 14 players for Sweden's women's national volleyball team.
- • The 2026 European Championship will take place in Sweden, Czech Republic, Turkey, and Azerbaijan.
- • Elin Larsson from Borås was not selected for the final team roster.
- • The championship is a major volleyball event partly hosted by Sweden.
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With just 23 days until the start of the 2026 Women's European Volleyball Championship, Sweden has revealed its official roster. Head coach Lorenzo Micelli announced a 14-player squad representing the country in the tournament, which will be hosted across four nations: Sweden, Czech Republic, Turkey, and Azerbaijan. Despite high hopes, Elin Larsson from Borås was not included in the final selection. This roster announcement marks a critical step as the team prepares to compete on home soil as part of the four-country event. The championship is a significant opportunity for Sweden to showcase its talent in women's volleyball at a major continental level.
This article was translated and synthesized from Swedish sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
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