For 90 days get to know more about the international faces of the NBA. Day 53 brings… Luc Mbah A Moute (F, Philadelphia 76ers) Cameroon Height: 2.03m, 6-foot-8| Weight: 104.3kg, 230 pounds | Born: 9 September, 1986 Luc Mbah a Moute is basketball royalty. Literally. The six year NBA veteran has not only made a name for himself as a professional basketball player but is also a prince in the village of Bia Messe in his home country, Cameroon. While he is a real-life prince, in the NBA he is known more as the Prince of Defense. As reported by CNN, Andrew Bogut spoke highly of Mbah a Moute stating, "I think there is no one like him in the game because he can guard one through five positions on the floor – big guys, small guys." While many players have praised his defensive skillset, this past season saw a decline in overall stats for Mbah a Moute. He averaged 3.5 points and 2.3 rebounds despite career averages of 6.3 and 4.9 respectively. He split time with two teams during the year after being traded from the Kings in late November to the Timberwolves. The 2014-15 season will mark yet another team in the past year as he joins the 76ers. The three-team trade that sent Kevin Love to the Cavaliers, Andrew Wiggins, Anthony Bennett and Thaddeus Young to Minnesota, also included Alexey Shved and Mbah a Moute to Philadelphia. The veteran will bring experience to a team that struggled last season with just 19 wins. And fans will look to Mbah a Moute to unlock the keys to another kingdom – a playoff berth. Key Stats: 2013-14 Season: GP: 64 | MPG: 15.7 | PTS: 3.5 | REB: 2.3 | FG%: 45.1% Season Highlight: He scored a season high 12 points, shooting 6 for 9 from the field on 13 April, 2014 vs. Sacramento. Five Things to Know: 1. Per the Philadelphia 76ers, he is the son of an elected village chief making him a prince in the village of Bia Messe in Cameroon. 2. Joel Embiid and Mbah a Moute developed a connection in 2011 when Embiid attended his clinic in Cameroon. Mbah a Moute recognized his potential and helped encourage him to pursue basketball. Embiid was picked third overall in the 2014 Draft by the 76ers and will now become teammates. (Per The Sixer Sense) 3. He has a twin brother, Emmanuel Bidias a Moute who played college basketball at Texas State University. (per Philadelphia 76ers) 4. He attended the first African Basketball Without Borders program in 2003 as a camper. The NBA program invites the top youth from that continent to participate in basketball clinics and community service projects. (Fox Sports) 5. He comes from a large family with five brothers and three sisters. (Per UCLA Athletics) Check out Mbah a Moute's photos and video in the LEAGUE section of NBA Game Time. Previous: Ian Mahinmi (Indiana Pacers, France) | Next Up: Gal Mekel (Dallas Mavericks, Israel)