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Released player returns to professional volleyball after joining university
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Released player returns to professional volleyball after joining university

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

At a glance

Press release Official statement New plan
  • OK Savings Bank signed setter prospect Kim Dae-hwan to a contract worth 70 million won in total compensation.
  • The 21-year-old player will receive a 50 million won salary and 20 million won in options.
  • The 190-centimeter setter began training with the team on Aug. 25, returning to professional volleyball after a two-year break.

Setter prospect Kim Dae-hwan is returning to professional volleyball after two years away, joining OK Savings Bank in Busan.

The club announced a contract worth 70 million won in total compensation: 50 million won in salary and 20 million won in options. Kim joined the team’s training on Aug. 25.

Born in 2005, the 190-centimeter setter is regarded as a promising player with room to develop. The club described his setting as stable and said he can produce a variety of sets.

His various sets are stable.

— OK Savings BankThe club cited Kim Dae-hwan’s setting ability when announcing his signing.
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