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2.10 m at 13 years old: the Mubarak Musa case

Dia de Jogo — jornal desportivo11 September 2026 at 21:31

Mubarak Musa is a 13-year-old teenager who measures an impressive 2.10 meters in height. This extraordinary physical characteristic stands out for his age, considering that the average height of a 13-year-old boy typically does not exceed 1.60 meters.

The young man's wingspan, which accompanies his impressive height, caught the attention in the volleyball world. His name began circulating among circles linked to this sport.

Mubarak Musa's case stands out both for his young age and his unusual measurements, which sparks interest among scouts and volleyball professionals seeking young talents with remarkable physical potential.

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