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A new opportunity to follow the Nikolovi brothers from Bulgaria

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September 1, 2026 at 15:15

A new opportunity to follow the Nikolovi brothers from Bulgaria

Bulgarian volleyball fans get another opportunity to closely follow what is happening around Aleksandar and Simeon Nikolov at Cucine Lube Civitanova during the 2026/27 season.
The Italian vice-champion announced a new television partnership with TVRS – a regional television from the Marche region, which has long traditions in covering volleyball. The good news is that TVRS's program can be watched for free online from Bulgaria via the direct stream on the television's official website.
The partnership is particularly interesting for the Bulgarian audience, as in the new season, the Lube team will feature brothers Aleksandar and Simeon Nikolov. Alex continues his career in Civitanova, and Moni joined him and will play as a setter.
The agreement between Lube and TVRS provides for a significant presence of the club in the television's program. From Monday to Friday at 8:55 PM Italian time, there will be a short daily segment dedicated entirely to the "world of Lube," with news and current information about the team.
Every Monday at 11:00 PM, TVRS will offer reviews of Lube's matches in the Italian SuperLega. The players, coaches, and club management will also participate in the specialized volleyball show "Il Volley di Spiker," which airs every Friday at 11:20 PM.
This means that during the season, Bulgarian fans can receive additional footage, interviews, and information about Aleksandar and Simeon Nikolov, which would be difficult to reach Bulgarian television airwaves.
TVRS and Lube are actually restoring a historic partnership. The television covered the club for more than a quarter of a century – from 1990 to 2016, and now the two sides will work together again.
TVRS also offers other volleyball content from the Marche region. The program schedule also includes women's volleyball, including special content for Macerata, which is also of interest to Bulgaria because of Mikaela Stoyanova.
The television broadcasts terrestrially in Italy on Channel 13, but for Bulgarian viewers, the more important thing is that there is a direct online broadcast through its official website, as well as through the MyTVRS application. Access to the internet stream from Bulgaria works without the need for a VPN.
For fans who understand Italian, TVRS is shaping up to be a particularly useful source during the 2026/27 season – not only for results, but for the daily life of Lube, interviews, and everything about the Nikolov brothers in one of the strongest clubs in Italy.