Abdel Nader
Basketball player for Oklahoma City Thunder
Basketball player for Oklahoma City Thunder
Born in Egypt, an American basketball player entered the NBA after playing college basketball at Iowa State University. Drafted in 2016, made a significant impact in the NBA. Played for the Oklahoma City Thunder and contributed to the team's efforts in the league. Known for versatility on the court, Nader showcased skills in both offense and defense throughout his career.
Played for Oklahoma City Thunder in the NBA
Competed in collegiate basketball at Iowa State University
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