Li Kaier confirmed to withdraw, the opportunity for Chinese men s basketball team to re-select and naturalize, and double-energy guards should become the focus

As the first naturalized player in the history of Chinese basketball, although Li Kaier failed to lead the Chinese men's basketball team to the Olympics, he also played a role in connecting the past and the future. As a panacea player, Li Kaier is far from the actual needs of the Chinese men's basketball team. With the implementation of the new regulations on naturalized players by the Basketball Association, Li Kaier has basically bid farewell to the Chinese men's basketball team.

Li Kaier's withdrawal does not mean that the era of naturalization of the Chinese men's basketball team ends. Most countries in the world use naturalized players, and we don't need to reverse history. Therefore, naturalization must be done, and naturalized players must also be used. However, the Chinese men's basketball team doesn't have to wait for Li Kaier to play and substitutions, and they can immediately audit the naturalized players they like.

As the saying goes, "No rules can lead to a circle." What kind of naturalization is suitable for the current Chinese men's basketball team? First of all, we must clarify our needs. Although the Chinese men's basketball team does not have world-class stars like Yao Ming and Yi Jianlian, there is a wave of young people who have gone out to explore the sea.

Yang Hansen, Cui Yongxi and Lin Wei are in the NBA, and Zeng Fanbo is also ready to attack the NBA for the second time. In addition to the four of them, a group of young people including Zhao Weilun, Zhu Zheng, Xun Sinan brothers also played overseas. Compared with Yao Ming and Yi Jianlian's era, only insiders were studying abroad, and now there are people working hard on the men's basketball team in three lines. In the next 5 to 10 years, the Chinese men's basketball team will actually not lack human use. If they can all develop overseas, the Chinese men's basketball team will definitely be much stronger than it is now in the next few years.

Theoretically, we have nothing to lack in and there is no need to spend money to naturalize. If we have to naturalize, I personally think we should focus on naturalizing the dual-energy guards. Assuming that Yang Hansen can gain a foothold in the NBA, Zeng Fanbo can also play in Australia or the NBA. The Chinese men's basketball team only needs to naturalize a mesozoic double-season guard to form combat power with them.

The United States just happens to have many dual-athlete guards, and many of them play in the CBA. There are enough numbers to ensure that we have room for choice. As long as we clearly naturalize, we will find the double-energy guards, and we can find the person suitable for the Chinese men's basketball team from this group of double-energy guards.

No naturalization is not a whim, and Li Kaier's naturalization should learn from us. Only by analyzing what you have or not can you find someone who is truly suitable for us to naturalize. After all, we have to consider who to be naturalized from the basketball level.