John Jenkins, former NBA player, joins the team CS Vâlcea 1924 and will debut on Saturday, December 13, in the match against CSM Tg. Mureș.
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American John Jenkins, 34 years old, has arrived in Râmnicu Vâlcea and will debut for CS Vâlcea 1924 in the match scheduled for December 13, against CSM Tg. Mureș. Jenkins, who plays in position 2, has extensive experience in the NBA, having played 171 games for teams such as the Atlanta Hawks and the Dallas Mavericks. After a career in the NBA, he has played in various European leagues, including in Spain and France. CS Vâlcea 1924, bronze medalists last season, aims to climb onto the podium again this season, and Jenkins could be an important asset for coach Arturo Alvarez. With a record of 5-4, the team is currently in 11th place in the National League, but has the potential to advance in the standings. Jenkins wishes to help the team achieve its goals and appreciates simple moments, such as enjoying a good coffee.
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