Even with eyes now on him across the world, American basketball player Maurice Creek is still stuck in Ukraine.
Creek was initially supposed to leave Ukraine on Saturday but “sirens” went off, he said in a tweet.
It’s still unclear when he’ll be able to leave the war-torn country.Fans who have been following the 31-year-old player’s saga on social media offered their support.his support: “We are praying for you Mo. Keep the faith.”
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