Confirm! Exit the national team! Goodbye, Asian Cup...

This basketball Asian Cup will start in early August, and just before the game, the three main players who are strong against the Japanese men's basketball team announced their withdrawal from the Asian Cup. The first is Hachimura. Hachimura had had many conflicts with the Japanese men's basketball national team, and even publicly argued with the head coach of the Japanese men's basketball team many times. He also confirmed his withdrawal from the national team early and said goodbye to the Asian Cup completely.

Compared with the Japanese men's basketball national team preparing for the Asian Cup, Hachimura's life is quite comfortable. He is currently traveling around the world. Judging from social media, Hachimura has gone to: Cook Islands (an island country in the Pacific), Brazil, Tahiti (France in the overseas part of the South Pacific), Greece, and is currently traveling in Sardinia, Greece.

According to the current pace of Hachimura, he is likely to have a summer vacation for himself, pointing out that before the NBA starts in October, Hachimura's Global Diary will be updated. Yuta Watanabe officially announced his withdrawal from the Asian Cup as early as mid-June. Watanabe said that he suffered continuous injuries to play in the Olympics last year and must be used for recovery this summer.

Japanese men's basketball core point guard Yuki Kawamura also confirmed to withdraw from the Asian Cup. This summer, Yuki Kawamura reached a two-way contract with the Chicago Bulls. In order to prepare for the new season and better adapt to the NBA, Yuki Kawamura chose to go to the United States for special training. The current list of Japanese men's basketball team's Asian Cup is as follows:

Tomokashi Yuki, Jacob Aki, Taefos Hai, Kim Jinren, Tomoenaki Tomoe, Mababa Yuda, Yuda Nishida, John Harper, Hawkinson, Tonaga Kiyoshi, Yoshii Yuta, and Kawasaki Kawasana.

Just now, the Chinese Basketball Team agreed that Yang Hansen would not return to the team to participate in the Asian Cup. It is revealed that after the summer league, Yang Hansen immediately reported to the head coach of the Chinese men's basketball team, Guo Shiqiang for participating in draft training camps and summer leagues in the United States, and applied to the national team and the Chinese Basketball Association. In order to better integrate into the new team and further improve his skills, he hopes to participate in two short training camps held by the Portland Trail Blazers on August 11.

This short training camp is based on the summer league and is set for rookies and players who need to continue to improve. At present, Yang Hansen's application has been approved.