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Always welcome at ‘home,’ Jia keeps focus on PH squad
Jia De Guzman is prioritizing her commitment to Alas Pilipinas for the upcoming 2024 AVC Challenge Cup for Women, putting personal career decisions on hold.
She recently concluded a successful import stint in Japan, where she helped Denso Airybees win the Japan V. Cup.
De Guzman, an eight-time PVL Best Setter, was called up by the Philippine National Volleyball Federation to join the national team for the AVC tournament.
The setter has not yet considered returning to her former team, Creamline, or any other future plans, emphasizing her current focus on the national team.
She also acknowledged the possibility of Japan offering her naturalization, similar to what Jaja Santiago is undergoing.
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