Kim Dan-bi leaves Shinhan Bank for Asan Woori Bank as a free agent
Forward Kim Dan-bi left Incheon Shinhan Bank in 2020 as a free agent and joined Asan Woori Bank, where she became a leading player.
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In the 2020 offseason, forward Kim Dan-bi moved from Incheon Shinhan Bank to Asan Woori Bank in South Korea's women's professional basketball league, the WKBL. She did so as a free agent, meaning she was free to sign with any club once her contract ended.
Kim was already regarded as one of the league's best forwards and a key scorer. Her departure from Shinhan Bank, a club with a long record of success, was one of the notable moves of that offseason.
At Woori Bank, based in Asan, she went on to become the team's ace, the player the side relied on most in important games. Her scoring over the following seasons helped build the career total that later reached 8,000 points, a milestone reached as Woori Bank beat KB for a second straight win.
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