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The 4x WNBA All-Star and 2021 Finals MVP, Kahleah Copper is quite widely known for her stellar basketball performances but not many know about the personal life of the 29-year-old. Except that she announced her engagement to Swedish national basketball player Binta Drammeh last November. The couple shared the exciting news via an Instagram post (now deleted). Delving deeper into this momentous occasion unveils the fascinating lives and achievements of these two remarkable individuals.

Notably, Binta Daisy Drammeh has showcased her talents in the European Championships for players under 16 and 18 years old, marking significant milestones in her journey. Let’s take a closer look at the Swedish player’s life.

Binta Daisy Drammeh: A journey of talent and tenacity in basketball

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Born on May 21, 1992, in Skäggetorp, Sweden, Binta Daisy Drammeh stands tall at 5’11. She excels as a versatile small forward/power forward, showcasing her skills most recently with Spar Girona in Spain’s Liga Femenina Endesa league. From 2021 to 2023, Mercury star’s partner graced the courts of Spain with her presence. Today, she is represented by Regeneracom Sports, navigating her career with determination and resilience. While the exact details of how she first met the WNBA guard remain undisclosed, there is strong speculation that they crossed paths during Copper’s time at Barcelona FC, as per Autostraddle.

Drammeh blends athleticism, versatility, and exceptional court awareness as a forward. Her resource spans scoring, rebounding, passing, and defensive prowess. She excels particularly in post maneuvers, mid-range shooting accuracy, and adept defensive rotations, showcasing a comprehensive skill set on the court. Now that we have read about Daisy Drammeh, let’s look at Copper’s journey to the top.

From high school standout to WNBA champion: The rise of Kahleah Copper

Kahleah Copper’s basketball journey began at Prep Charter High School, where she first garnered attention as a standout player. Her talent took her to Rutgers University, where from 2012 to 2016, she excelled as a student-athlete and became the third-leading scorer in the team’s history.

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Copper’s professional career took off with the Washington Mystics before she was traded to the Chicago Sky. Initially a bench player, Copper’s exceptional skills quickly elevated her to a leading role. In 2020, she became the Sky’s top scorer with an average of 14.8 points per game. The following year, she continued her rise, earning All-Star status and leading her team to a WNBA championship, where she was named Finals MVP. Copper’s success is not just limited to the WNBA as she had a standout season with Perfumerias Avenida in Spain, earning MVP honors in both the Spanish League and Euro League. She also represented the USA at the 2022 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup, where she secured a gold medal.

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Kahleah Copper’s journey from high school to college and professional basketball has made her an inspiring figure, leaving a lasting impact on fans. And now her love story with Drammeh harmoniously intertwines their mutual talent and deep passion for the sport. Their journey together highlights the intersection of athletic prowess and personal connection, inspiring fans worldwide. 

As they continue to write their story, their shared commitment to basketball and each other promises a future filled with triumphs and shared dreams.

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