Moussa Diabaté, a young Frenchman aged 18, is undoubtedly one of the best high school students in the United States! Tall, athletic, powerful, he also joined a legendary university, to storm the NCAA, then why not the NBA. Here is a name to remember.
Moussa Diabaté is part of this new generation of young French basketball players who are going to live their American dream. For him, the crossing of the Atlantic was a huge success, since it is now coveted by all the largest universities, such as Kentucky or Arizona.
Currently a resident of IMG, this institute intended for all sports prodigies, the strong winger of 2m08 and 98 kilos is one of the most promising prospects of the 2002 generation. Rated 5 stars by all the specialized sites, the Frenchman also shone on the international scene, with 13 points, 11 rebounds, and 2 blocks on average during the U18 European Championships last year.
Not necessarily the most talented, but definitely the most hardworking and the most determined, Moussa Diabaté has just made a major decision for his future. He has announced at which university he will pursue his young career, and the choice can only be applauded. The French will evolve in an NBA player factory!
Breaking: 2021 five-star Moussa Diabate has committed to Michigan, he tells me. @M0ussaDiabate pic.twitter.com/ENuLqusfeQ
— Tipton Edits (@TiptonEdits) November 9, 2020
The 5 star prospect Moussa Diabaté has signed up with the University of Michigan.
The Frenchman has absolutely all the qualities to shine in the NCAA at the start of the 2021 season. Monstrous in paint, he dominates on the rebound, and excels in protecting the circle. On the other side of the court, he’s also an athletic finisher as much as possible, and if he continues to develop his outside shooting he could become a star.
French young people have definitely the rating in the United States. Our talents are exported more and more, which is an excellent sign for our basketball. Let us wish Diabaté to follow in the footsteps of Chris Webber, Jalen Rose and other big names passed by the Michigan Wolverines …
