Setter Lee Da-young (27, L’Arcane) could be on her way to the top four of the European Volleyball Confederation (CEV) women’s league.
Vietnamese daily Tetao Van Hoa reported on Dec. 4 that “Lee Da-young, the 2018-2020 Korean V-League’s top seven, has received offers of more than $1 million (about 1.3 billion won) a year from global stages and clubs.”
Tetao Van Hoa is a sports and cultural newspaper published by Thong Thanh Xaviet Nam, the official news agency of the Vietnamese government.
The Vietnamese women’s national team is ranked 39th in the FIVB world rankings, higher than South Korea (40th).
Lee joined Le Canet (France) in June 2023 after leaving Rapid Bucharest (Romania).
Romania was ranked 7th in the European Women’s Volleyball League last season, while France is ranked 5th this season.
“Several teams from countries with a larger women’s volleyball market than France are luring Lee with better offers than Le Canet,” said Tetaobanhoa.
The top four in the 2023-24 European Women’s Volleyball Reganking are: No. 1 Italy, No. 2 Turkuye, No. 3 Russia, and No. 4 Poland.
Russia is banned from international competition following its invasion of Ukraine, so at least two clubs from the other three countries are interested in Lee. 온라인카지노
“The European volleyball world recognizes Lee’s potential to become a superstar,” said Tetaobanhoa.
She was awarded the match MVP in the third round of the CEV Women’s Champions League at home this season,” he said.
With a 3-1 record, Lekhane sits in first place in Group E of the CEV Women’s Champions League Round of 20. If they defend their lead in their remaining two group matches, they will advance directly to the quarterfinals.
“The reaction in Europe is that Lee Da-young is an outstanding player who is helping us to achieve a good result in the Le Canet 2023-24 CEV Club competition,” said Tetaobanhoa.
The offers totaling millions of dollars are indicative of the high esteem in which he is held,” he said, adding that a multi-year contract has been offered.
