Announced! Farewell Wang Junjie! Officially applying for the next step in NCAA.

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Agency GZY Sports announced:Wang Junjie will enter the transfer process and apply for a transfer.

This season is Wang Junjie's junior year in NCAA, representing the University of San Francisco in 33 games (full attendance) with 24 starts, averaging 20.3 minutes per appearance, scoring 8.5 points, 3 rebounds, 0.8 assists, 0.5 steals, and 0.3 blocks, with three shooting percentages of 42.6%, 34.2%, and 75.3%.His average points per game matched Wang Quanze's single-season average points record at the University of Pennsylvania during the 18-19 season, making them jointly the Chinese players with the highest single-season average points in NCAA Division I history.

Domestic media figures widely support Wang Junjie's transfer decision, believing that the head coach of the University of San Francisco did not prioritize him enough, saying one thing but doing another.

Choosing to transfer means Wang Junjie will continue his NCAA career, preparing for his senior season, and will not start his professional career yet. At least until next year, we might see him participate in the NBA Draft. There are even rumors that many CBA clubs are ready to offer high prices to recruit him.

Born on April 3, 2005, this guy is a 2.07-meter tall swingman between the three and four positions. In the 2023 U19 World Cup, he averaged 24.6 minutes per game, contributing 12.8 points, 5.5 rebounds, and 1.3 steals. Last year in the Asian Cup, he averaged 23.5 minutes per game, scoring 13 points and 4.2 rebounds, with shooting percentages of 56.1% and 47.8%.

Especially in last year's Asian Cup, Wang Junjie, as the strongest summer intern, not only helped the Chinese men's basketball team win the silver medal but also earned a spot in the best lineup due to his outstanding performance. His name thus became widely known across the country, becoming the new local wing solution.

This summer, during the third window of the World Cup qualifiers in July, coinciding with the NCAA offseason, Wang Junjie will have more time and energy to join the Chinese men's basketball team, facing Japan and Chinese Taipei again. His return undoubtedly strengthens the national team's confidence to win. Such an all-around forward, capable both inside and outside, is a rare asset anywhere.

Of course, we hope Wang Junjie can eventually step onto the NBA stage, which should be his ultimate goal.