Misan Haldin
Eyinmisan Edward Ogharanemeye Haldin (born 7 July 1982 in Berlin ) is a German professional basketball player. The son of a Nigerian father and a Finnish mother played alongside one season in Greece and stations in Germany in particular for Italian clubs. In January 2012, decided Haldin and his siblings, of which his sister Roli -Ann Haldin has also been a German national player in the German national basketball team of the ladies, to assume the family name of their mother after they have been their biggest successes under the surname of her father Nikagbatse had celebrated.
Career
Haldin comes from the farm team Alba Berlin, TuS Lichterfelde. When TuSLi he made his first matches at senior level, reaching the 2000 team, the club shall qualify for the first basketball league. When Albert Schweitzer Tournament 2000, he had with the German national youth team a strong appearance that made him interesting for foreign clubs. Although he had with Alba signed a five-year contract, he demanded the dissolution of the contract to play in Italy. After Alba could not agree on the fee arrangements with interested parties also attended a knee injury at Haldin that he almost failed completely one season.
In the 2001 /02 season, he was eventually taken from the Greek giants Olympiacos Piraeus under contract. With the club from Piraeus he could celebrate the 2002 Cup victory and win the runner-up. During the following season he moved after a few games for Piraeus to Italy. In Udine, he got much more playing time. In the 2003 /04 season he returned to Germany and played for the MBC from Weissenfels. With the MBC he could FIBA EuroCup Challenge win. He then made his hopes on a commitment by an NBA club, which were not fulfilled. Following the bankruptcy of the MBC, he played the following season in Italy again, this time in Roseto degli Abruzzi. With Roseto Basket he could reach the play-offs for the Italian championship where you eliminated in the quarterfinals. The following season, he was initially active for 12 games in Pallacanestro Cantu, whose greatest successes in the 80s were with two titles in the European Champions Cup. At the beginning of 2006 he moved to the Sutor Baskets from Montegranaro in the second Italian league and entered with the club on the Lega Basket Serie A. In the season 2006/ 07 he missed with the newly promoted the play-offs for the championship just barely.
2007 Haldin eventually returned again to return to Germany and played in Cologne. As with his playing time for the MBC the season was overshadowed in Cologne of financial problems that led to the resolution of a large number of contracts with star players such as Immanuel McElroy and Aleksander Nadjfeji in January 2008. When Haldin failed a change to another club. Instead, he was tested positive for THC and locked only because of a recent injury is not due to doping. This meant that he was no longer taken by the successor company of the Cologne 99ers under contract. He returned again to Italy and helped Pallacanestro Varese, a five-time European champions of the 70s, in the 2008 /09 season to the championship in the Legadue and return to the top Italian league. After injury problems, he made a new start in his hometown in the 2nd Regional at DBV Charlottenburg, the successor organization of the former Bundesliga DTV Charlottenburg, which was also a predecessor club Alba Berlin. After a year he left the club and joined the 2011/12 season the LTi Giessen 46ers at. On 20 February 2012, he was released there. Trainer Bjorn Harmsen justified the measure by an insufficient compared to the full squad for use in the league.
National
Haldin took with the German national basketball team under its original family name Nikagbatse to three finals in part. He was able to win the bronze medal at the 2002 World Cup. After a disappointing European Championship 2003, he was able to reach the European Championship 2005 final, had to be struck where the team against Greece with the team.