Al-Nasr volleyball club has confirmed Montenegrin coach Darko will remain at the helm for the 2026-27 season, underscoring the organization’s focus on stability as it aims to contend for domestic titles. The Kuwait City-based team has also bolstered its roster with several high-profile signings ahead of the new campaign.

Among the new additions are Cuban player Kelly Bryant and Brazilian athlete Renan Salton, both bringing international experience to the squad. Locally, Al-Nasr secured the services of outside hitter Jassim Al-Sabbagha and setter Mohammad Al-Ali, supporting the club’s strategy to strengthen key positions before the season begins.

First-team manager Mohammad Al-Daihani highlighted the impact of the new recruits, stating that they were carefully selected to elevate the team’s overall quality and enhance its competitiveness across all domestic competitions. He emphasized the club’s intent to challenge for every available title.

Al-Daihani also acknowledged the continued backing from the club’s board and volleyball committee, praising their efforts to provide the technical and administrative resources necessary for the team’s success. He noted that maintaining consistency in the coaching and management staff is a deliberate policy aimed at fostering long-term growth.

“The decision to retain Coach Darko and my role as team manager reflects Al-Nasr’s belief that continuity is crucial for sustained achievement and regular contention for championships,” Al-Daihani said.

As the team finalizes preparations for the upcoming season, Al-Nasr appears poised to mount a serious challenge domestically, combining a stable leadership structure with a strengthened roster that includes both seasoned internationals and promising local talent.