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Joel Embiid

2 articlesUpdated 26 October 2026

Joel Embiid (born 1994) is a basketball player and a citizen of Cameroon, France and the United States.

Born: 16 March 1994
Also known as: Joel Hans Embiid, Un falso, un vendido por estar en E.U en las olimpiadas

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