Disadvantage! Open debut 13+7! The first striker of the Chinese men s basketball team in the future

Drag the long three-pointer.

received the ball from the bottom corner and made a steadily three-pointer at the open position.

Breaking through the ball with a tough ball, and making a layup against the defense to achieve 2+1.

Catch the ball in the inside and play the board and layup without fear of fighting.

The Chinese men's basketball team defeated the Dutch men's basketball team 84-76, and Wang Junjie, who made his public debut for the first time for the adult national team, became the biggest surprise. He played as a substitute number four and contributed 13 points and 7 rebounds in the whole game, and made three-point breakthroughs to protect rebounds.

Even with excellent performance in this game, Wang Junjie may have secured a place to play in the Asian Cup. Moreover, he currently has only Zhao Jiayi, the No. 4 position of the Chinese men's basketball team, unless Zeng Fanbo returns from injury.

Wang Junjie was born on April 3, 2005. He is 20 years old and is 2.06 meters tall. He is swaying from the third to fourth positions. Last season was his sophomore season, representing the University of San Francisco in the NCAA. He has firmly taken the main rotation position, averaging 6.3 points and 3 rebounds per game, with a three-point shooting percentage of 32.4%.

In fact, Wang Junjie has long been famous. In the 23rd U19 World Cup and Yang Hansen & Zhao Weilun, they are also known as the Chinese team's trident. They averaged 12.8 points, 5 rebounds and 1.3 breaks in this game, and they are the team's scoring champion. The rich offensive methods shown at that time were impressive.

It is worth mentioning that Wang Junjie and Zhao Weilun jointly played for the Liaoning team at this year's National Games. The former averaged 14.8 points, 8.6 rebounds, 1.6 assists and 2.2 breaks per game. The two will continue to join forces at the University of San Francisco in the new season.

By the way, Zhao Weilun was also on the Chinese men's basketball training roster, but as an international freshman at the University of San Francisco, he had to complete credits on time before he could make his debut in the NCAA in the new season, so he had no choice but to withdraw.

Back to the point, if Wang Junjie continues to maintain his wild growth, he is expected to evolve into a new answer to the Chinese men's basketball forward position in the future. This all-round wing with both range, physical confrontation and rebounding, and a certain ability to handle the ball is absolutely rare. The problem is here. If Wang Junjie fails to compete in the NBA in the future, he will come back to play in the CBA. Who will lose money then? It is reported that many clubs are eyeing each other.