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After reading Watten's story, I think I'd look at France. Budgets are lower, and would still be a great option. 

What's in Italy? 

@RiteshKashyap   Good luck.  Keep working on your game. 

Well not sure how I commented under someone else's name, but there you go.

@RiteshKashyap  - Hi Ritesh,   professional is a tough ask at 16 years old.  That touch is great.  But, there is more to hitting than the touch, and you know that.  There are some hitters who are playing in top leagues who are not much taller than you are, so anything is possible. But you would have to post videos, etc.  Not sure how development is in your country, but you could see about playing in the US college system. Good luck.

@AldinPlećan sadly, I don't have a club.  

@AldinPlećan Sadly, I didn't win the lottery :(

@ojvolleyball That's a great idea!  

I think I'd prefer the north, stronger area for volleyball, economics and football.  Other option would be around Florence.

@ojvolleyball That would be my number 1 choice. I'll be buying a few lottery tickets tomorrow. 

I'm thinking Bergamo would be the place to do it.  Not too big, not too small. Good volleyball culture... 2nd division, so could rise up quickly.

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@Sanne -thanks for the info. I had heard he was looking for another year in Poland.  They have cool uniforms and Josh Tuaniaga should be their setter.   
 

@Sherlock -Thank you.  So this crazy market isn't so crazy after all. Now the money will surely be lower across the globe, but the transfers should happen.  Thanks again everyone. 

@kaljumbos - Thanks.  Let me rephrase this:  

Are player contracts normally 1 year deals? 




 

@Sherlock Thanks. The impact of the virus is understood, but do most players have 1 year contracts?  Obviously Italy has suffered greatly, but there is just so much movement.  Also, I think a lot of players haven't been announced yet as well - and that's probably especially true in Italy.