Respecting the opponents of the Vietnam men's volleyball team in the Asian tournament

Al Muharraq Club (Bahrain)

Al Muharraq is one of the strongest teams in West Asia. They are the current champions of the Bahrain National Volleyball Championship for men. To date, the team has won 16 national championships, the most in the history of the tournament.

Ahead of the 2025 Asian Volleyball Club Championship, details about the team's lineup have not been announced. However, in previous appearances, Al Muharraq has many quality players such as setter Mohamed Hadi, Saif Yusuf, opposite setter Hasan Mohamed, main striker Samuel Ogwuche...

This team always stands out in the domestic and continental competitions with strong attacking play as well as solid defensive ability. The representative of Bahrain regularly competes in international tournaments, so she has experience facing many strong teams in the region.

Therefore, it will be a big challenge for the Vietnamese men's volleyball team in the group stage of the 2025 Asian Men's Club Championship.

In addition, with outstanding achievements, a quality squad and stable performance, Al Muharraq is considered one of the strong candidates for the championship at this year's tournament.

Al Rayyan Club (Qatar)

Al Rayyan Men's Volleyball Club (Qatar) is the current champion of the Qatar National Volleyball Championship in the 2024-2025 season after a convincing 3-0 victory over Al Arabia. This title helps them affirm their dominance in domestic tournaments. This is the 12th title in Al Rayyan's history.

Before that, Al Rayyan also successfully defended his title at the 2025 ASEAN Men's Club Championship with an unbeaten record, earning 15 points after 5 wins. This team has shown outstanding strength, with many excellent players such as Marcos Vinicius and Pape Magueye, along with "Best Player of the tournament" Oliver Venno.

Therefore, the representative of Qatar approached the continental playground with great confidence and spirit.

Al Rayyan's current squad includes many international stars, with a strong attacking style of play and solid defense. The team's strengths lie in their flexible coordination and diverse attack power, especially in the opposite and main positions.

These are factors that help Al Rayyan become a formidable opponent of the Vietnam men's volleyball team, and at the same time a strong candidate for the 2025 Asian Men's Club Championship.

Facing a strong team will be an opportunity for Vietnamese players to compete, learn and improve their skills, aiming for sustainable development in the future.