On August 30, 2023, the CEV Men's EuroVolley 2023 will see Germany compete against Estonia in a Pool A preliminary match.
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The CEV Men’s European Volleyball Championship is set to kick off on August 28, 2023, and will run through September 16. This is a collaborative event hosted by four countries – Italy, Bulgaria, North Macedonia, and Israel. A total of 24 squads will battle it out in four primary groups. The top three standout teams will secure their spots in the FIVB Men’s World Volleyball Championship come 2025. Italy, being the reigning World Champions, has an automatic entry for that championship.
On August 30, 2023, the CEV Men’s EuroVolley 2023 will see Germany compete against Estonia in a Pool A preliminary match. Germany advanced to the main stage of the CEV Men’s European Volleyball Championship 2023 after an impressive performance in the same competition’s last edition. Meanwhile, Estonia made it to this phase after they finished as the runner-up in the Pool C of the Men’s European Volleyball Championship 2023 qualification.
Christian Fromm (Outside Spiker), Johannes Tille (Setter), Denys Viktorovic Kaliberda (Outside Spiker), Leon Dervisaj (Setter), Moritz Reichert (Outside Spiker), Leonard Graven (Libero), Filip John (Opposite), György Grozer (Opposite), Julian Zenger (Libero), Lukas Immanuel Kampa (Setter), Anton Brehme (Middle Blocker), Ruben Schott (Outside Spiker), Moritz Karlitzek (Outside Spiker), Jan Zimmermann (Setter), Florian Krage (Middle Blocker), Erik Röhrs (Outside Spiker), Linus Weber (Opposite), Tobias Krick (Middle Blocker), Tobias Christian Brand (Outside Spiker), Yannick Goralik (Middle Blocker), Lukas Maase (Middle Blocker), Egor Bogachev (Outside Spiker), Yann Niclas Böhme (Opposite), Joscha Kunstmann (Middle Blocker), Lorenz Karlitzek (Outside Spiker), Michal Winiarski (Head Coach), Thomas Ranner (Assistant Coach).
Henri Treial (Middle Blocker), Renet Vanker (Setter), Karli Allik (Outside Spiker), Ardo Kreek (Middle Blocker), Martti Juhkami (Outside Spiker), Renee Teppan (Opposite), Märt Tammearu (Outside Spiker), Robert Täht (Outside Spiker), Silver Maar (Libero), Oliver Venno (Opposite), Kristo Kollo (Outside Spiker), Johan Vahter (Libero), Robert Viiber (Setter), Timo Tammemaa (Middle Blocker), Alex Saaremaa (Middle Blocker), Andri Aganits (Middle Blocker), Mart Naaber (Middle Blocker), Stefan Kaibald (Outside Spiker), Markkus Keel (Setter), Aleksander Eerma (Setter), Albert Hurt (Outside Spiker), Valentin Kordas (Opposite), Kevin Saar (Outside Spiker), Timo Ander Lõhmus (Opposite), Marx Aru (Middle Blocker), Mihkel Varblane (Middle Blocker), Alar Rikberg (Head Coach), Avo Keel (Assistant Coach), Lauris Iecelnieks (Assistant Coach 2).
| Schedule (30.8.2023, Wednesday) | Timings In Central European Summer Time (CEST) / Indian Standard Time (IST) |
| Turkey vs France | 16:00 CEST or 19:30 IST |
| Slovenia vs Ukraine | 16:30 CEST or 20:00 IST |
| Germany vs Estonia | 18:00 CEST or 21:30 IST |
| Romania vs Portugal | 19:00 CEST or 22:30 IST |
| Finland vs Croatia | 19:30 CEST or 23:00 IST |
| North Macedonia vs Denmark | 20:00 CEST or 23:30 IST |
The CEV Men’s European Volleyball Championship 2023 is scheduled to be held from August 15 to September 3, 2023.
The LIVE Streaming of the competition will be available on Eurovolley.tv. The CEV has the exclusive rights for the Men’s European Volleyball Championship 2023. One can also watch the championship on the YouTube channel of European Volleyball.
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