The 6-foot-2 Mau confirmed in a radio interview that she will suit up for the F2 Cargo Movers in the upcoming PNVF tournament.

Mau, who is still in isolation after representing the country in the 2021 AVC Asian Club Volleyball in Thailand two weeks ago, added that she is set to join the Cargo Movers in their training bubble as soon as she finishes her quarantine period. 

“My next move is playing with F2 in the Champions League in next month. I’m really excited,” Mau shared on Power and Play with Noli Eala on Saturday.

“Actually when I’m out of quarantine, I’ll go straight to the bubble to start training with F2,” she added.

However, the former Arizona Wildcat strongly denied reports that she was to play in a league in Turkey but not closing doors for opportunities overseas after the PNVF event.

“I’m looking for a short season so I’ve been talking with some teams. I haven’t made a decision yet,” she bared.

“I’ve been open to a lot of offers in other countries just because I love the experience and I love playing overseas. It’s been very uncertain in the Philippines. I’ve been kind of interested in hearing what other teams and countries have to offer,” she continued.

Mau also clarified that she is still deciding whether to play in the Premier Volleyball League, which is scheduled for February next year.

“I’m still negotiating with teams for the PVL conference. They’re one of the leagues that I’m thinking about and really trying to figure out what’s gonna be the best fit and what’s the best move for me and my career,” she said.

The national women’s volleyball team stalwart affirmed she is committed to competing with the national team in its planned tournaments next year including the 31st Southeast Asian Games in Vietnam.

“I plan to play all of the tournaments of the national team for the upcoming year. I’m really excited,” Mau said.