An eloquent confession of the Polish representative. One sentence was enough

Norbert Huber has a difficult time behind him. During the semi -final match of the Champions League, the Middle Central Framed became an eye injury. The injury turned out to be so serious that the volleyball player had to take a break from sport for nearly a month. In mid -July he resumed training.

“After ophthalmological problems and conchoplasty of nasal turbins, Norbert Huber returns to training. The middle is already in full fitness and is preparing for a performance at the world championships,” said Siasta.org.

Huber will play in Japan. That’s why he leaves Poland

Next season We will be able to watch Norbert Huber in the Japanese league. The middle has put on the club Wolf Dogs nagoyain the colors of which Bartosz Kurek played in 2020-2024.

In an interview with a journalist The volleyball player told about the reasons why he decided to leave PlusLiga. As it turns out, not only sports considerations decided.

– My life decisions to go to Japan for two years are also dictated by what is happening in our country, what is reality and everyday life – explained the central.

– It bothers me how we are divided, how much our relationships are divided. Everything is okay until we talk about politics. You are for PiS or KO, we will not talk – he added.

Huber about the election. A surprising confession of the volleyball player

Later in the conversation Norbert Huber emphasized that he was not voting for any party and was not at the election. Asked if he never voted in his life in the election, the volleyball player answered the affirmative. – No, I’ve never been. This year I decided that there was no suitable candidate – he said.

– My candidate replied in the first round and in the second round none of the candidates were good enough for me to go to the office and ask for a document that I could vote in a different place – he explained.

Huber critically about the election system

Norbert Huber He also criticized the current voting rules, according to which, if the voter wants to vote outside the place of his registration, he must have an appropriate document.

– For me it is strange that as a Pole I should go to the office and ask for a document that I can vote. It should be that everyone in the regional commission has a password for a computer in which there is a list of all Poles, a member of the Commission Enter PESEL and a given voter disappears from this list – he tried to convince.