Matthew Bryan-Amaning Confirms Mexico Return with Soles

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Matthew Bryan-Amaning has confirmed that he will return to Mexico next season with Club Soles de Mexicali.

The 27-year-old won the playoffs title with Soles in his previous spell with the club back in April before joining Soles de Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic.

MBA had a dominant period in the second Latin American country; averaging 19.4 points and 7.4 rebounds per game in helping his side to the semi-finals of the LNB playoffs.

The London-born forward was then named the Defensive Player of the Year for his exploits and also made it into the All-LNB First Team.

Bryan-Amaning is now looking to achieve a repeat Championship in Mexico with Soles after helping them to an historic win after earning the playoffs Finals MVP award in the process.

He posted on Instagram: “It’s OFFICIAL I’m going back to @clubsoles, we trying to make history and win back to back championships..gonna be a special season man, hopefully my guys can come back too to make it even more special..Great group that want to do big things in Mexico and in Fiba Americas.. Ready to get 2015-16 season started!!”

It's OFFICIAL I'm going back to @clubsoles we trying to make history and… https://t.co/6HNfvL23QH

— Matthew Bryan (@MBALIVE11) August 20, 2015

MBA will head out to Mexico in the next weeks and will play in the Midnight Madness Finals at the Copper Box on August 28th. The GB forward has been showing out in qualifiers and opted for a new look in Nottingham at the weekend.

Question tho… Mask or no mask?! @Hoopsfix @MMadnessuk pic.twitter.com/CldRiMmhR4

— Matthew Bryan (@MBALIVE11) August 22, 2015

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