The Polish Volleyball Federation announced an important change in the coaching staff of the men's national team, with Maciej Kolodziejczyk being the new face. He will take on the position of assistant coach, which will be a significant addition to the team led by Nikola Grbic. Kolodziejczyk comes after his successful work with the club team BOGDANKA LUK Lublin, where he was an assistant to Massimo Botti.

Maciej Kolodziejczyk is well-known in the Polish volleyball world, and now he will continue his career on the international stage as part of Poland's ambitious project for the coming years. His work in Lublin, including with Alex Grozdanov, a player for the team, gives him valuable experience that will benefit the national team.

Grbic and his team, which will also include Kamil Nalepka and Marcin Nowakowski, will aim to maintain Poland's leading positions in international volleyball and continue to develop. In addition to Kolodziejczyk, new faces in physiotherapy and physical preparation will join the coaching staff, which shows a desire for modernization and improvement of results.

Expectations for the new team are high, as Poland will strive for new successes on the world volleyball stage, with the help of the professionalism and experience of its coaches.