5 Chinese players studying abroad: Yang Hansen joins the Trail Blazers Zeng Fan to sign up for the Nets, Yu Jiahao and Lin Wei find their home

On October 2, Chinese basketball started a wave of overseas visits this summer. In addition to Chinese women's basketball national player Li Yueru continued to overseas visits, Yang Hansen joined the Trail Blazers with 16 picks in the first round, Zeng Fanbo joined the Nets with Exhibit 10 contract, Yu Jiahao signed with Bilbao in La Liga, and then loaned to the Segunda Grupo Alega Cantabria, Lin Wei joined the NCAA prestigious NCAA university, and Li Yueru continued to compete with other foreign leagues in the WNBA.

Yang Hansen: On his 20th birthday, Yang Hansen was selected by the Trail Blazers in the 16th pick in the first round, thus becoming the third NBA first-round pick from China in history. Yang Hansen has signed a four-year contract with the Trail Blazers and will officially enter the NBA in the new season. He is also expected to become one of the inside stars that the Trail Blazers focus on training.

Zeng Fanbo: The Nets

Zeng Fanbo signed an Exhibit10 contract with the Nets and will represent the Nets in the next two NBA Chinese games, both against the Suns led by Booker. However, if Zeng Fanbo wants to officially enter the NBA to compete in the regular season, he needs to strive for a two-way contract, and the Nets still have the last two-way contract quota left.

Yu Jiahao: Bilbao, loaned to Grupo Alega Cantabria

Yu Jiahao signed a three-year contract with La Liga team Bilbao after ending the Asian Cup of the Men's Basketball Team, but was loaned to Grupo Alega Cantabria for the first season. Yu Jiahao has played 5 games for Grupo Alega Cantabria, including 4 preseason games and 1 regular season game. It is difficult to find a 0 win, 5 losses and one victory.

Lin Wei: NCAA University of Oregon

Lin Wei announced his overseas study early this summer. As the local scorer of the CBA last season, his overseas study was in "embarrassment". After Lin Wei lost the NBA, she now chose to join the University of Oregon, a prestigious NCAA school. Although the competition from the professional league to the university league is a bit "ununderstandable", it is a good thing to be able to go out.

Li Yueru: After joining the Unrivaled League after the WNBA season, Li Yueru had officially announced that she had signed with the Turkish League's Mersin Women's Basketball Team, but because Li Yueru suffered a sprain of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) on her left knee, she needed to recover for 1-3 months, and she may not be able to catch up with the Turkish Women's Basketball League as scheduled. Now that the Unrivaled League has officially announced that Li Yueru will join, she may give up participating in the Turkish Women's Basketball League and instead participate in such a brand new league.

China also has young players such as Zhao Weilun and Wang Junjie who are competing in the American high school league, and are not included in the adult-level league statistics for the time being.

(Text/Zuiwofusheng)