"Strong offensive power and growth potential" Hino Life's new 188cm foreign player Yensi Kindelan to join the team in August

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New foreign player Yensi Kindelan (23, Cuba) of women's professional volleyball team Hino Life has arrived in Korea and begun preparations for the new season.

According to Hino Life, Kindelan entered the country through Incheon International Airport on the 29th. After completing medical tests, she is scheduled to join the Hino Life squad starting in August.

Kindelan, a 188cm opposite spiker, was selected third overall by Hino Life through the KOVO foreign player draft and has made her debut in the V-League.

She began her playing career in Cuba before moving on to leagues in Turkey, Serbia, and Hungary. In the past two seasons, she played in Romania's league. She is capable of playing not only as an opposite spiker but also as a middle blocker.

Kindelan stated, "I am very happy to join Hino Life. I will do my best to show a good performance to fans who are looking forward to the new season." She added, "As this is my first season in Korea, I will prepare diligently and become a player who contributes to the team."

Head coach Tomoko Yoshihara (Japan) said, "Kindelan is a player with strong offensive power and growth potential. We expect her to bring new energy to the team." He also expressed hope that she would quickly adapt to the team's tactics, synchronize well with her teammates, and fully showcase her strengths.

The club plans to actively support Kindelan in adapting to her new environment. A club official added, "We ask fans to show great interest and support for Kindelan's performance in the new season."

Meanwhile, Hino Life has been accelerating preparations for the new season by adding Justice (Japan), a new Asia quota attacker who played for Hyundai E&C last season, at the beginning of this month, and recently signed libero Go Min-ji from Suwon City Hall.

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