Milano has some of the best attackers in the league. Loser, Ishikawa and Kazyski are some of the best attackers in the league

Milano and Monza got to where they are this season because of this style of play. They dont bulldoze their way through with sheer force, they actually rely a lot on skill and finesse, which makes for a more entertaining match.

This doesn't make any sense coz this is a high ranking league and everyone is a proper volleyball player, not just milano. Don't get me wrong, I'm here to watch the power boys but let's choose our words properly to avoid undermining other athletes.

@@Zed-uq4zo well what i meant was that volleyball recently has become too specialized, most of the players today only focus developing only skill for a specific position sacrificing other aspect of the game milano looks so comfortable with the ball, loser, ishikawa, porro in particular

​@@glorious77iguana2interestingly enough, Ishikawa, Loser and Porro are all undersized. Maybe there is a correlation...

Eee Japan couldnt even reach quarterfinal in the last World Cup, so what are you talking about?

@@pimpus888world cup?? Lol honey when was the last time you watch volleyball??? Jeez these losers trying so hard to hate…

@@angeliquidevili talk about any achievment, so yes, world cup is really good measure of worth And rhats just fact you have to accept, Japan didnt even qualify to quarterfinal. If stats are "hate" for you, then there is sth wrong with you Anyway, dont offend other people, just cuz you cant accept the reality

@@pimpus888 VNL Bronze and ticket to Olympic is an “achievement” and recent “stats” honey. Why don’t you wanna see the latest “reality”? Cause I guess haters gonna hate no matter what the “stats” says 🤷🏻‍♂️

We love player's effort techniques hardwork... win n lose is part of game

VNLな？おばさん

Why goodbye?

​@@donjlc9735 Both are leaving the team after this season.

@@BerJua-zd4eq yuki will be in a new team?

@@BerJua-zd4eq yeah. Their next destination is Perugia.

@@donjlc9735 Yes. The Argentinian and The Samurai will be wearing Perugia jersey in next season (2024--2025).

I think they shifted their focus more on with CEV Champions League Finals to be held on May 5 after their loss in the Italian League Championship. But Milano did great though. I think they could have won also against Perugia in the semis. They just felt short. Kudos to Ishi and the entire team. It was a great match.

​@@lukasloh2509I don't think so. Perugia was in their best form in the semifinals. Milano played well, they were great, but somehow Perugia was still better. That's how good they were in the semifinals series.

@@beholdexperiencelearn6033 they will be playing on May 5 in the finals of Champions League. This is the same team that will play, again on May 5 vs Jastrobzki Wegiel of Poland. That’s next wk already. Why I would care about next year. Next season we will see transfer of players from one team to another, from one country to another. So many things to happen right after this season.

@@BerJua-zd4eq Perugia was ranked #2 after TRentino. Milano was ranked #6. Definitely Perugia is better than Milano but Milano can pull an upset vs Perugia at any given. Some analyst says they are Perugia’s kryptonite. So in my opinion they felt short in making an upset as what Milano did last year against unbeaten Perugia. But of course last year’s upset was due probably to Champion’s League scheduling. It might be a factor in their loss against Milano. But Milano winning against Piacemza (#3) was phenomenal as well so I was expecting maybe they can pull an upset against Perugia.

@@lukasloh2509 In the regular season, Trentino is definitely the best team. But Perugia is playing their best volleyball in the playoffs. I've said it after Milano lost to Perugia that if they keep playing like that, whoever they were going to face in the finals and 3rd place finals, both Perugia and Milano are the favorite to win it. Both teams are in their best form, almost easily 1st and 2nd if only they don't meet in the semifinals, but Perugia's best form is better than Milano's best form.

I think, he's injured.

Injured

He will play for the Japan League. No more Ran in Italy.

Ran is playing in Japan. Yuki is leaving the team. I heard Otsuka is coming to Milano next season.

@@BerJua-zd4eq where will Yuki be playing ?

@@lovemath11 It was said that both Yuki and Loser will be playing in Perugia next season. However, after his last point last night, the commentator said that it was Yuki's last swing in Italy. So, I guess the possibilities are playing for Perugia or back to Japan.

@@BerJua-zd4eq but Perugia has all the best spiker... Yuki should stay in milano

The CL should give the winner a spot in next year CL. That's all. Everything else should stay the same. If you want Trento to still have a spot in next year CL even if they lose the SF and 3rd place playoff series plus the CL final, then you might as well abandone the playoff system and adopt a league format like football

Quello che è successo a Trento adesso è capitato lo scorso anno a Perugia, che ha dominato tutta la regular season e poi è stata "massacrata" da Monza nei quarti rimanendo con un pugno di mosche. Chiaramente Trento ha avuto sfortuna a causa di infortuni vari ma anche un notevole calo fisico. È assurdo fare giocare sempre i titolari anche quando c'è un buon margine di punti durante la stagione. E infatti poi nei momenti importanti le riserve non riescono a fare la differenza, giocano troppo poco! E purtroppo come hai detto sono tanti giovani italiani, che non cresceranno mai. Fossi in De Giorgi non dormirei sonni tranquilli! Le bande e soprattutto l'opposto, non sono in buona condizione al momento! Poi sì il sistema dei playoff è avvilente, perché uno domina tutta la stagione poi cade in queste serie lunghissime di partite finali! Mah...forse accorciarle 2 su 3 e fare solo la finale 3 su 5....come nel femminile, non sarebbe male! Cmq Trento ha un'ultima carta da giocare.... Il 5 maggio in bocca al lupo!

Esse choro todo só porque o trentino não vai pra champions? Da próxima vez joguem melhor porque o milano nem banco tem e também sofreu por lesão o time chegou a ficar em 12 na tabela do italiano e mesmo assim lutou com oque pode mesmo sendo mais limitado, isso é muito e choro de perdedor que não tá acostumado a ver o resultado padrão que queria

​@@serenaquiin realtà Perugia l'anno scorso è stata proprio battuta da Milano nei play off e poi da Monza per giocarsi l'accesso alla challenge cup mi sembra, quell'anno Perugia aveva perso sia le energie fisiche che mentali non avendo neanche tanta fiducia nel mister che purtroppo è rimasto con loro solo un anno

​@@serenaquiil problema del nostro opposto titolare non è fisico e temporaneo. È che ha delle lacune tecniche e di QI pallavolistico che non mi fanno capacitare di come possa giocare ai massimi livelli. Dove non serve saper fare un grande colpo, una grande battuta, un muro. Serve saper fare TUTTO al meglio e con una grande continuità.