Amir pens NBL1 East deal with Crusaders
21 Jan
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Sydney Kings young gun Klairus Amir has announced he will be playing with the Central Coast Crusaders during the 2025 NBL1 East season.
A four-star recruit out of Glendale Arizona, Amir, who played with the Sutherland Sharks during the 2024 campaign, is the youngest player to sign a multi-year deal with the Kings.
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King #245 Amir said he was excited to join the Crusaders.
“I’m extremely excited to get up there, meet my new teammates, the fans and then get to work on chasing a championship," Amir said.
The NBL1 East season tips off at the end of March.
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