No wonder the work of naturalized players in the Chinese men s basketball team has stagnated. Li Kaier left a major problem when he was naturalized!

According to the latest information on FIBA's official website, Li Kaier is a dual nationality in USA CHN, which means that Li Kaier did not withdraw from the US nationality when he became a Chinese citizen.

The Chinese Basketball Association has a rigid regulation in the latest naturalized player naturalization document, that is, naturalized players must give up their original nationality. I just want to say that foreign players also have agents. Li Kaier can retain his original nationality by naturalizing, and when they are naturalizing, they have to give up their original nationality. This approach is obviously a bit double standard.

First, the cost of derelict for Americans is very high. If American players want to become Chinese, they need to pay high refund tax to the US government. The refund tax is levied according to the global asset ratio, starting at one million dollars, which is a huge financial burden for many players. In addition, U.S. states have various additional clauses, making the resignation process more complicated and expensive. Unless the Chinese Basketball Association can give very generous conditions, naturalized players will not easily give up their American nationality.

I can only say that when the Chinese Basketball Association naturalized Li Kaier, it was too hasty and did not fully consider the subsequent matters.