The Thai men's national volleyball team is actively preparing for the Volleyball Nations League (VNL) 2025, with coach Ot revealing plans for Week 2, aiming for at least two wins out of four matches. The team has returned to Thailand after the first leg in Beijing, where they secured one victory against France but lost three matches to Poland, Belgium, and Turkey. The team is now focusing on intensive training in Bangkok, with key matches scheduled against Japan, Italy, Czech Republic, and Bulgaria in June in Hong Kong. Coach Ot emphasized the team's improved performance and the importance of physical readiness, despite not meeting the initial goal of winning two matches per week. Meanwhile, the Thai women's volleyball team is also in high spirits, with the coach and officials expressing confidence ahead of the 2025 FIVB Volleyball Women's World Championship, which Thailand will host from August 22 to September 7. The women’s team recently participated in the first leg of VNL in Beijing, winning one match and facing tough defeats in others. Young players like Duanporn and Warisara have shown promising performance, with the team aiming to improve in the upcoming second leg in Hong Kong. The women’s team is also preparing for the SEA Games later this year, supported by national funding. Both teams are part of Thailand’s broader efforts to elevate their international volleyball standing, with significant support from the National Sports Development Fund. The men's team is focused on match preparations and strategic improvements, while the women's team is optimistic about their upcoming tournaments and hosting responsibilities. The coverage highlights Thailand's ongoing commitment to excelling in volleyball on the global stage.