Isabelle Haak staying at Imoco for at least one more Season
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Prosecco DOC Imoco Volley proudly announced today the renewal of the contract for the Swedish star Isabelle Haak, 24 years old, for the upcoming season. Isabelle, who has been with the team in Conegliano since 2022, has had two seasons filled with victories and trophies.
You can watch Isabelle and Imoco next season in the CEV Champions League Volley on Eurovolley.TV
Currently competing in the Golden League with her national team, she has scored an impressive 1954 points in 95 matches, averaging 20.6 points per game (with an attack percentage of 48.1%), 102 aces, and 160 blocks.
The "Queen of the North" will continue to be the main offensive reference for the yellow-blue team for the 2024/25 season. She is a world-class player, as evidenced by the numerous MVP trophies she has won this year, being named Best Player in both the Championship Final and the Champions League Superfinals.
Isabelle Haak"My first two years at this club have been really positive, everything has gone wonderfully for me both in sports and personally. This past year we had a great season, achieving beautiful results and bringing a lot of satisfaction to our amazing fans. I hope to have the same fortune in the next season. I love this club, this environment, and our fans, so I am really excited to stay!"
"The goals for the next season will remain the same: to go all the way in every competition and try to bring home as many trophies as possible. Even though we will have a relatively new team, it will be equally strong and super competitive, making it a very stimulating season for everyone. It won't be easy to confirm ourselves again, but we will start with the aim of winning, as is now tradition for this club, with the certainty of having the best fans possible to push and support us everywhere. Thank you so much to all the fans, without them it wouldn't be possible and it wouldn't be as wonderful to achieve these results. I can't wait to play another season in front of them at our Palaverde."