Magnay will wear number 21 in his 1973 jersey on his Saro debut.

Will Magnay will wear the number 21 shirt and will make his debut in the 1973 shirt against Real Madrid. is from happy which came to life in the Second Division and which is adapted to the present, without sleeves and with blue and white vertical stripes, with red details. At Magnay’s presentation, the club showed a video with the surprised faces of the first team members when they were handed the jersey for Sunday. The new t-shirt can now be bought by Obra fans in the shop.

Obradoiro board member, José Ramón García, introduces the 2.08m tall, 24-year-old center from Tasmania, Australia, to the JackJumpers as an “exciting signing”. Remember that “Obradoiro is a special house, a special family, that pampers its players very much.” At the same time, he explains that “the season we are doing is super exciting. We are very happy with the sports theme, even though we don’t have the best luck in the world with injuries. we were injured dear bender and we are still looking ahead and looking for reinforcements. It’s a very complicated subject, but we found Will Magnay.

for his part, general manager of the club José Luis Mateo, remember that «after a few weeks in the market we made the decision to sign Will Magnay, even if we had to wait until the end of his competition in Australia. He is a player who was under our supervision when he decided to go to the NBA, so he already knew about our interest. His ability to adapt and assimilate concepts in a short amount of time will determine his impact on the team’s play. He is a young player, he has room for growth and improvement.”

At the same time, Mateo explains the situation David Walker: “The first intention is for him to recover and return to the team. Healing is slow. The player has already done some things and we will have to wait another week or two to see how he adapts to the workload. His establishment would be the best news for him and for the team. We made this team so that another player can fill in for an injury to a teammate.”