Media person: The E10 contract does not mean that Zeng Fanbao leaves Shougang. He must strive for a formal or two-way contract

August 3 According to HoopsHype famous reporter Michael Scotto, several sources revealed that Chinese player and Beijing forward Zeng Fanbo and the Nets reached a contract. In this regard, media person Yong Fangfang posted an explanation:

Judging from overseas news and Zeng Fanbo's studio's competition, Xiao Zeng is likely to sign an Exhibit10 contract with the Nets. The

E10 contract is equivalent to a training camp contract. It is a non-guaranteed short-term contract and does not guarantee players to enter the NBA team list next season. Players need to compete for an NBA two-way contract or formal contract through training camp competition (training camp time is around the end of September to early October). In addition, on October 10, the Nets will participate in the NBA China Championship in Macau, China, and Xiao Zeng may also participate.

Each team has only three two-way contract quotas (the Nets should have one). If the team converts E10 into a two-way contract before the start of the regular season, then even if the player cannot play in the NBA or is delegated to the Development League, he will still belong to this NBA team and is an NBA player.

If the player fails to sign a formal or two-way contract with the team after training camp, E10 can allow him to enter the team's development league team to play. Once he is cut for 60 days, the player can receive an additional compensation.

Since the CBA starts in mid-to-early December this year, if you only get E10, it does not mean that Zeng Fanbo will definitely leave Beijing Shougang next season. The NBA roster will be determined before October 21 (up to 15 official + 3 two-way each team), and there will be a final result at that time. However, I still have the same viewpoint as before, supporting every player who is willing to go to basketball and enter the country to explore. I sincerely wish Fanbo a successful entry into the NBA and a dream come true! This is a blessing for Chinese basketball, come on.