Alperen Şengün Goes to the US Like This: It Didn't End with Just Counting!
After completing his holiday in Bodrum and Antalya, NBA star Alperen Şengün returned to the United States before the new season. The fact that the national basketball player left for the trip with 16 suitcases shocked onlookers.
The national basketball player Alperen Şengün, who is pursuing his career in the NBA, returned to the United States for the new season preparations after spending his summer vacation in Turkey. Şengün's departure with 16 suitcases did not escape notice.
The national star who vacationed in Bodrum and Antalya during the summer finished his rest period and set out on the path to the United States where he continues his basketball career. The large number of suitcases lined up side by side at the airport became the most talked-about detail of the trip.
Those who saw Şengün traveling with exactly 16 suitcases could not hide their astonishment. The national player's return to the United States with his hefty luggage also drew the attention of those around.
Leaving behind his vacation in Turkey, Alperen Şengün will resume his preparations where he left off before the new season starts in the United States.
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