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Deni Avdija transformed by his country’s jersey

Deni Avdija will never forget these first two games against Finland and then the Netherlands. He’s only 21, but it’s as if he’s already played the game of his life. ” I always dreamed of playing at this level. I played in the NBA and the Euroleague, but it’s something unique to have the name of your country on your chest he explained after the snatch victory against Finland.

Even if Luka Doncic and Giannis Antetokounmpo fly over this start to the Euro, the Wizards winger does not have much to envy them. His duel with Lauri Markkanen had peaked on Friday, and on Saturday it was he who still had the last word against the Netherlands. “Role player” in Washington, he behaves like a true leader, and he is not afraid to take responsibility in hot moments.

I’m tired, but I like itdid he declare after this new complicated victory. ” I like helping my friends win. I have small injuries that I hide, but with some medicine, we can go! The national team is so important to me and representing our country too. Once I’m with the ball, the fatigue suddenly disappears. I come from a championship where you play every day, all the time, so maybe I have a little more experience in physical preparation. “

A Serbian dad

In its wake, Israel took first place in their group with 2 wins in two matches, tied with Serbia. This Sunday is a rest day, and the ticket for the 1/8th finals is almost in hand. For Avdija, a match is particularly close to his heart. It will be Tuesday against Serbia, the country of his dad.

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Games against Serbia are always great for me and I’m 1-1 so far. I hope I can go to 2-1 he announces. ” We are still considered the underdog as a national team and it will always be that way. Many people may not believe in what we can do, but we have our own expectations. That’s why it was great with the youth teams. It was an experience that taught me that there is always a chance, and I hope we come back from this tournament with a medal. We know what we are worth and what we can do.

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