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Aleksandar Nikolov continues to be the top scorer in Serie A1 after all matches played so far

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December 9, 2025 at 09:23

Aleksandar Nikolov continues to be the top scorer in Serie A1 after all matches played so far

Bulgarian international Aleksandar Nikolov leads the scorers' ranking in the Italian Serie A1 for the 2025/2026 season. The outside hitter of Cucine Lube Civitanova is the highest-scoring volleyball player in the league after all matches played so far, demonstrating consistency and leadership qualities in one of the most competitive leagues in the world.

The statistics are provided by Lega Volley Serie A and represent the current ranking as of the last played match. It includes all matches from the start of the season, as well as matches that some teams played earlier than scheduled.
The reason for the discrepancy in the number of matches is related to the rearranged calendar " the postponed Supercup date and Perugia's upcoming participation in the FIVB Club World Championship. That's why, for example, Perugia already has two more matches, which is reflected in the overall statistics.

Nikolov ahead of Reggers and Ferre

Aleksandar Nikolov leads convincingly with 215 points in 39 sets, averaging 5.51 points per set. The Bulgarian also impresses with 79 points scored on Break Point, highlighting his huge role both in reception and in counter-attack.

His closest followers are:

  • Ferre Reggers (Allianz Milano) ", 208 points in 37 sets;

  • Nathan Ferre (Cuneo) ", 186 points in 42 sets;

  • Wassim Ben Tara (Perugia) ", 177 points in 43 sets;

  • Noumory Keïta (Verona) ", 172 points.

"Total Points" Ranking ", Serie A1 (all matches to date)

PosPlayerPositionTeamMatchesSetsPointsPoints/SetBreak Point
1Nikolov AleksandarOutside HitterCucine Lube Civitanova10392155.5179
2Reggers FerreOpposite HitterAllianz Milano10372085.6275
3Feral NathanOpposite HitterMA Acqua S.Bernardo Cuneo11421864.4356
4Ben Tara WassimOpposite HitterSir Susa Scai Perugia12431774.1266
5Keita NoumoryOutside HitterRana Verona10351724.9172
6Masulovic VeljkoOpposite HitterSonepar Padova10391654.2344
7Michieletto AlessandroOutside HitterItas Trentino10341604.7163
7Davyskiba VladOutside HitterValsa Group Modena10401604.0051
9Bovolenta AlessandroOpposite HitterGas Sales Bluenergy Piacenza10361514.1950
10Mandiraci Ramazan EfeOutside HitterGas Sales Bluenergy Piacenza10371433.8660
11Padar KrisztianOpposite HitterVero Volley Monza11381423.7445
12Faure TheoOpposite HitterItas Trentino10321374.2841
13Buchegger PaulOpposite HitterValsa Group Modena10381353.5558
14Ferreira Souza DarlanOpposite HitterRana Verona10341323.8841
14Gardini DavideOutside HitterSonepar Padova10391323.3836
16Golzadeh Amir MohammadOpposite HitterYuasa Battery Grottazzolina10341303.8235
17Guzzo TommasoOpposite HitterCisterna Volley10371213.2725
17Plotnytskyi OlehOutside HitterSir Susa Scai Perugia12401213.0268
19Recine FrancescoOutside HitterAllianz Milano10371183.1942
20Ramon JordiOutside HitterItas Trentino10331173.5543
20Sedlacek MarkoOutside HitterMA Acqua S.Bernardo Cuneo11371173.1636
20Orioli MattiaOutside HitterSonepar Padova10381173.0836

The data highlights two key trends:

  1. High efficiency of outside hitters – Nikolov and Keita show levels of effectiveness rarely seen for this position.

  2. Break Point dominance – Nikolov, Reggers, and Ben Tara are among the most dangerous players in counter-attack, which gives their teams a significant advantage in key moments.