The volleyball world just got some exciting confirmation — Matt Anderson, one of the world biggest stars, has officially joined Nippon Steel Sakai Blazers, marking a major signing for the Japanese club.
While Anderson had hinted at the move on his social media two months ago, the club has now formally confirmed his addition to the roster for the upcoming season.
Anderson’s arrival is a major boost for the Japanese V.League, which continues to grow in popularity and attract top volleyball stars from around the world. The Blazers have also announced two more signings: Ulrik Bo Dahl, a Danish opposite, and Tommaso Rinaldi, Italian outside hitter.
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🟡新加入選手のお知らせ🟡
— 日本製鉄堺ブレイザーズ (@sakaiblazers) June 30, 2025
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この度、Matthew Anderson選手が入団する運びとなりました🔥🦖
🏐Matthew Anderson(マシュー・アンダーソン)
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Since beginning my career… pic.twitter.com/D7nKl80bJb
