Wildcats farewell Wani Swaka Lo Buluk
6 Jul
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Wani Swaka Lo Buluk will not be returning to play for the Perth Wildcats in 2021/22.
Swaka Lo Buluk signed a three-year contract in 2019, with a club option ahead of the third season.
The Wildcats chose to execute on that option, making him a free agent this off-season.
The 20-year-old debuted as a development player in 2018/19 and played 50 games for his home-town team, collecting two championship rings along the way.
The Perth Wildcats wish Wani the very best in his continued development, and thank him for his contribution to the club over the last three years.
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