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Former Olympiakos Coach Daniel Castellani Passes Away at 65

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Daniel Castellani died at 65 after a long battle with cancer.
He coached Olympiakos in 2024, leading the team to a domestic double.
He also coached the Argentine women's national team later in his career.
Castellani had successful stints in several countries, including Poland and Brazil.
His passing has caused mourning in the volleyball community.

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Daniel Castellani, the former coach of Olympiakos and a prominent figure in the volleyball community, passed away at the age of 65 after a long battle with cancer. His death was announced on June 25, 2026, eliciting heartfelt tributes from across the volleyball world. The Argentinian Volleyball Federation expressed deep sorrow over his passing, acknowledging him as a much-loved figure in the sport.

Castellani was noted for his significant contributions to Olympiakos, where he left a lasting impact during his tenure. The club paid tribute to him, stating, "Your memory will remain alive," reflecting the respect and admiration he garnered from players and fans alike. Beyond his role at Olympiakos, Castellani had a storied career, including a recent position with the Argentine women's national team, showcasing his extended influence in the volleyball scene both nationally and internationally.

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Olympiakos paid tribute to Daniel Castellani, honoring his memory after his passing.

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