Men's volleyball world championship 2014 / participant

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In the 2014 FIVB Volleyball Men's World Championship 24 teams competed. A squad with 14 players was nominated for each team.

Egypt

Argentina

Australia

Belgium

Brazil

The Brazilian team competed as defending champions. The South Americans won the final of the 2010 World Cup with a 3-0 win against Cuba. It was the third World Cup title in a row for Brazil.

Bulgaria

China

Germany

The DVV team qualified for the World Cup in January at the tournament in Ludwigsburg with wins against Estonia , Croatia and Turkey . The best German World Cup result was winning the title in the GDR selection in 1970. After reunification, Germany reached ninth place in 1994 and 2006 respectively. At the 2010 World Cup, the German team finished eighth.

Surname No. size Date of birth position society
Michael Andrei 2.10 m 0Aug 6, 1985 MB Topvolley Antwerp
Marcus Böhme 2.10 m Aug 25, 1985 MB Fenerbahçe Istanbul
Tim Broshog 2.05 m 0Dec 2, 1987 MB Noliko Maaseik
Christian Fromm 2.04 m Aug 15, 1990 AA Sir Safety Perugia
Georg Grozer Jr. 2.00 m Nov. 27, 1984 D. VK Lokomotiv-Belogorje
Max Günthör 2.06 m 0Aug 9, 1985 MB VfB Friedrichshafen
Denis Kaliberda 1.92 m June 24, 1990 AA Jastrzębski Węgiel
Lukas Kampa 1.93 m Nov 29, 1986 Z Czarni Radom
Sebastian Kühner 2.03 m 15th Mar 1987 Z Berlin Recycling Volleys
Jochen Schöps 2.00 m 0Oct 8, 1983 D. Resovia Rzeszów
Sebastian Schwarz 1.97 m 0Oct 2, 1985 AA Trefl Gdańsk
Markus Steuerwald 1.82 m 07th Mar 1989 L. Paris volley
Ferdinand Tille 1.85 m 0Dec 8, 1988 L. Skra Bełchatów
Dirk Westphal 2.03 m Jan. 31, 1986 AA Czarni Radom
Trainer: Vital Heynen , Belgium ; Co-Trainer: Stefan Huebner , GermanyBelgiumBelgium  GermanyGermany 
Positions : AA = acceptance / outside (wing spiker), D = diagonal (opposite), L = libero (libero), MB = middle blocker, Z = feed (setter), U = universal (universal)

Finland

France

Iran

Italy

Cameroon

Canada

Cuba

Mexico

Poland

Puerto Rico

Russia

Serbia

South Korea

Tunisia

United States

Venezuela

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