Sezon 2013/2014 w klubowej europejskiej piłce siatkowej mężczyzn
Sezon 2013/2014 w klubowej europejskiej piłce siatkowej mężczyzn obejmuje rozgrywki o mistrzostwo, puchar i superpuchar państw, których federacje zrzeszone są w Europejskiej Konfederacji Piłki Siatkowej (CEV) oraz puchary europejskie. W Andorze, Azerbejdżanie, Gibraltarze, Liechtensteinie, Monako, San Marino oraz Walii nie odbyły się żadne oficjalne seniorskie rozgrywki klubowe.
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Międzynarodowe
| Rozgrywki | Zwycięzca | |
|---|---|---|
| Liga Mistrzów |  Biełogorje Biełgorod | (więcej) |
| Puchar CEV |  Paris Volley | (więcej) |
| Puchar Challenge |  Fenerbahçe Grundig | (więcej) |
Regionalne
| Rozgrywki | Mistrzostwo | |
|---|---|---|
| BVA | Fenerbahçe Grundig | (więcej) |
| MEVZA |  ACH Volley Lublana | (więcej) |
| NEVZA |  Falkenbergs VBK | (więcej) |
| Liga bałtycka |  Selver Tallinn | (więcej) |
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