A number of questions have arisen around integrity, ethics and sports in Europe over the past decade, predominantly as a result of increased media and public attention to sports players, leagues, organisations and stakeholders in both on-field play and off-field player behaviour contexts. These issues raise questions around integrity, much of the cause involves the relationship between different perceptions of sport and different understandings of sporting behaviour. The development of sport integrity in team sports has, likewise, been in conflict with the focus on public perception and social characteristics of players. In this context, this research focuses on how integrity is perceived between amateur and elite volleyball in Europe. Are integrity and ethical concerns different across age levels and systems?