The club’s performance teams

At home in Cluj

The city that inspires us, the gym that shapes us

We are a Cluj club and we wear our city proudly on our jerseys. In this film, the Volleyball Forever players take you through the best-known tourist and sports spots of Cluj, then open the door to our training gym, where day after day passion turns into performance.

Cornacchia World Cup 2026

Volleyball Forever on the world stage

In April 2026, our cadets team represented Romania at the Cornacchia World Cup in Pordenone, Italy – the strongest international youth tournament, held since 1983, bringing together volleyball schools from Europe, Asia and America. We opened the tournament against the hosts, Virtus Fontanafredda, and in Group A we measured ourselves against teams from Italy, India and Portugal. An experience that sped up the girls’ sporting maturity and showed us the road to the elite of European volleyball.

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Vision and Performance

🏐 Teams in the National Championship

We are proud to be represented by 3 teams in the National Volleyball Championship: girls U19, U17 and U15. This strong presence reflects the hard work and dedication of our players in the country’s most important arenas.

📋 Top-level coaches

Our success rests on the expertise of a team of professionals who don’t just teach volleyball technique but shape character to high standards of performance and discipline. The coaching staff is made up of 9 coaches and a strength & conditioning coach.

For one season our girls grew under Branko Gajić, a big name in women’s volleyball and former coach of AEK Athens, Panathinaikos, Radnički Belgrade, AO Thira, Dinamo Bucharest, CSM Volei Alba Blaj and Serbia’s U18 national team. His work was recognised: in summer 2026 Branko took over the senior women’s team of CSM Bucharest.

The baton passed to Uglješa Šegrt, a coach with more than a decade in Romania’s volleyball elite. At CSM Lugoj, where he worked for almost ten years, he took the team to the CEV Challenge Cup final, won the Romanian Cup and Super Cup and was named Coach of the Year 2023-2024 in Division A1. He won junior titles with ŽOK Vojvodina, CSU Medicina Târgu Mureș and Alba Blaj, and since 2017 he has been Main Coach and coordinator at the International Volleyball Camp “Vladimir Vanja Grbić” in Serbia. A graduate of the University of Novi Sad and a Volleyball Master Coach of the Romanian Volleyball Federation, he brings to Cluj the rigour of the Serbian volleyball school and the experience of European cups.