About Misan Haldin
Born 1982. Misan Haldin is a German, Finnish and Nigerian basketball player.
Misan Haldin (born 7 July 1982 as Eyinmisan Edward Ogharanemeye Nikagbatse) is a German former basketball player. He played for clubs in Germany, Greece and Italy.
Professional career Haldin started his professional career at TuS Lichterfelde Berlin, then a farm team of ALBA Berlin. At the 2000 international Albert Schweitzer Youth Tournament, he was the best scorer overall. Haldin signed a contract with ALBA, but did not play for them as he wanted to play for a top club on a European level.
National team career Haldin won the bronze medal as a member of the senior German squad at the 2002 FIBA World Championship, dunking over Yao Ming during the competition.
Personal life He was born in Berlin (Germany) to Nigerian father and Finnish mother, and his sister Roli-Ann is a member of the German women's national team. In 2012, they adopted their mother's name, Haldin.
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Who is Misan Haldin?
German-Nigerian basketball player
When was Misan Haldin born?
Misan Haldin was born on 7 July 1982 in Berlin.
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Misan Haldin is a basketball player.
What nationality is Misan Haldin?
Misan Haldin is German, Finnish and Nigerian.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Misan Haldin. https://biography.guide/misan-haldin/
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