Setter Da-young Lee signs with San Diego, US professional volleyball team

Setter Da-young Lee signs with San Diego, US professional volleyball team

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Da-young Lee (27) will continue her career as a player at San Diego Mojo of the PVF (Pro Volleyball Federation) in the US women's professional volleyball league.

The San Diego club officially announced on the 4th (Korean time), "We have acquired Da-young Lee."

Da-young Lee, who was the starting setter for the Korean women's national volleyball team, lost her place in the Korean professional volleyball V-League in February 2021 after being identified as a perpetrator of school violence.

Da-young Lee, who started her career in an overseas league by playing for PAOK in the Greek A1 League in the 2021-2022 season, played for Rapid Bucharest in Romania in the 2022-2023 season and Bolero 한국을 Le Canet in France in the 2023-2024 season.

This time we head to the United States.

PVF announced the news of Dayoung Lee's trip to San Diego through its official website.

“I’m excited to be playing for such a high-level team,” Da-young Lee said through the San Diego club. “I want to bring joy and good results to the team.”

"Dayoung Lee brings a quick attack and creative tosses that get around blockers," San Diego coach Tyb Hanif-Park said. "We expect Dayoung Lee to help our team."

PVF introduced, "Dayoung Lee won the Best Setter Award three times in the Korean Professional Volleyball V-League and also played for the national team."

 

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