Point guard Corey Allen has officially joined FC Porto, marking a significant addition to the team. The announcement of his signing came this Sunday, and the contract is set to last until June. Allen, 27, stands at 1.87 meters and is originally from Michigan. Before joining Porto, he played in Croatia for Cedevita.
Corey Allen’s Background
Allen’s basketball journey has taken him across various countries. In addition to his time in Croatia, he has also competed in Romania and Lithuania. He brings valuable experience to Porto’s roster.
Team Dynamics
Allen steps into the squad after the exit of fellow American Jalen Riley. He will now share the locker room with other American players, including:
- Wes Washpun
- Jhonathan Dunn
- Tanner Omlid
- Cornelius Hudson
- Axel Toupane
- Javian Davis
Injury Concerns
FC Porto faces challenges with player injuries. Tanner Omlid is currently sidelined, while Miguel Queiroz will miss the remainder of the season. Additionally, Cornelius Hudson is preparing to return to the court.
Team Performance Overview
This season has been tough for FC Porto. The team has already been eliminated from the European Cup and has a troubling record, with five losses in their last six matches. In total, they have suffered 10 defeats after playing 16 games.
Current Standings
Under the leadership of Fernando Sá, Porto currently occupies eighth place in the championship with nine points. They are tied in points with Sp. Braga and Esgueira. The team is set to face Queluz, positioned fourth, on December 6th.
This signing of Corey Allen could be pivotal as FC Porto looks to turn their season around amid ongoing struggles.
