"Very satisfied."
OK Financial Group, led by coach Ogiino Masaji, recently gave up renewing contract with Leonardo Leyva Martinez (registered name Leo) who had been with him for three seasons. Everyone was interested in Leo\'s new destination, which is still influential in the V-League even when he is in his mid-30s.
After Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance and OK Financial Group, the new team Leo will play in Korea is Hyundai Capital. Hyundai Capital, which acquired the second pick after Korean Air, which acquired the first pick by beating the 3.57% chance, named Leo. 토토사이트 순위
Leo said, "I don\'t need words. In 36 games last season, he recorded a success rate of 54.54% with 955 points in attack, leading OK Financial Group to the championship game for the first time in eight years. He also won the round MVP twice (fourth and sixth rounds), and was named the regular season MVP and best seven apogit spiker after the end of the season. In the V-League alone, he recorded a good record of 55.96 percent with 5,979 points in 195 games.
Coach Fabio Storty, who participated in the draft event on behalf of Philippe Blanc, who was away to lead the Japanese men\'s volleyball team, said, "I am very satisfied. Leo was the first one. I was so shocked that Korean Air\'s ball was the first to come out. Still, I was relieved that our ball was the second one."
As Ahmed Iqbairi (registered name: Ahmed), who was with Hyundai last season, did not apply, he had to choose a new foreign player. Leo was the best choice for Hyundai Capital. Coach Storty, who had been watching the V-League since the middle of last season, also showed satisfaction.
Storty said, "It was difficult to accompany Ahmed, an existing foreign player. I thought a lot about whether I could pick a replacement for Ahmed because he showed good performance. The first consideration was selecting a player with proven Korean experience."
"I joined Korea early last season and tried to watch many matches on the spot. It was impressive to see Leo serve. I also saw Leo happy whenever he won."