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HYUNDAI Capital Skywalker sukses mengamankan tiket semifinal AVC Men’s Volleyball Champions League 2026 seusai menundukkan Al-Rayyan SC 3-1 ( 25-20, 25-20, 21-25, dan 25-21) di GOR Terpadu A. Yani, Rabu (13/05/2026).

Duel kedua tim awalnya berlangsung sengit. Hyundai bahkan sempat tertinggal. Namun konsistensi permainan wakil Korea Selatan itu mampu membalikkan keadaan di penghujung set dan menang 25-20.

Memasuki set kedua, kedua tim masih menjaga tempo permainan. Namun menuju pertengahan set, para pemain Al-Rayyan mulai kehilangan ritme bermain. Situasi tersebut dimanfaatkan Hyundai untuk menang 25-20.

Pada set ketiga, Al-Rayyan mulai menemukan ritme permainan. Spike dan monster block dari Azab berhasil memberikan poin-poin penting. Meski pertahanan Hyundai Capital Skywalker cukup kokoh, akhirnya mereka juga

Di set keempat lagi-lagi para pemain Al-Rayyan seperti kehilangan fokus. Hyundai akhirnya menang 25-21 sekaligus memastikan langkah ke semifinal.

Mario Mandzukic’s agents have flown to Qatar for talks with Al-Rayyan amid reports the negotiations with Juventus have stalled.

The Croatia international is not on Juve’s Champions League squad list and is again left out of today’s Serie A match with Hellas Verona.

According to Tuttomercatoweb, the player had agreed a two-year contract worth €7.5m per season.

However, doubts set in over the last few days, with the player unconvinced by the temporary training camp they are operating in during the renovation process.

Another problem is that Al-Rayyan are not prepared to pay the €10m transfer fee that Juventus are asking for.

His agents have therefore flown to Qatar for face-to-face negotiations in the hope they can break the deadlock.

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Al-Rayyan are expected to meet Mario Mandzukic’s camp tomorrow after emerging as favourites to sign the Juventus striker.

Mandzukic is Qatar-bound and had been linked with moves to Al-Gharafa and Al-Duhail.

However, Calciomercato.it reports Al-Rayyan have leapfrogged their rivals and will speak to the Croat’s representatives on Tuesday.

Gazzetta dello Sport agrees there will be talks tomorrow but adds the 33-year-old is also considering a three-year contract from Al-Gharafa worth €7m a season.

Al-Rayyan, meanwhile, would be offering €8m after tax, although the duration of their proposal has not been disclosed. 

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