The young Cuban volleyball player, Melissa Valdés, recently achieved an important milestone in her career by acquiring Japanese nationality.
At 22 years old, Valdés played for the PFU Blue Cats since the 2021-22 season and will now play in the Japanese Super Volley League with the Ishikawa team.
This achievement not only represents a significant change in his personal life, but also a great opportunity to advance his professional career.
After hearing the great news, Melissa Valdés expressed her gratitude for the support she received during the process of acquiring nationality.
Likewise, in his words he hinted that among his objectives, although one has already been achieved, another appears on the horizon that is getting closer and closer: representing Japan in international events.
“Thanks to everyone’s commitment, I successfully obtained Japanese nationality. Although I am still young and will have to grow, I will do my best to become a player capable of representing Japan.”he stated.
The impact of his new nationality is fundamental, as it will allow him to compete at a higher level and contribute his talent to Japanese volleyball.
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The media and the public have reacted positively, seeing in it great promise for the future of sport in that Asian country.
This young Cuban volleyball player is just one of the many athletes who, after leaving the misery that prevails on the island due to the Castro regime, see the fruit of their sacrifice in foreign lands.
Fighters, soccer players, baseball players, swimmers, basketball players, volleyball players, and more, have managed to emerge through sweat and perseverance, something that, in their own country, is not taken into account, where the regime only thinks about its own benefits. .
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