San Antonio Spurs’ young prodigy, Victor Wembanyama is expected to be the next big thing in the NBA. Wembanyama has recently dazzled spectators with his performance in a recent scrimmage followed by a few comments on Joel Embiid’s decision which has caught a few media coverage.
As much as an impressive performance it was from his side, the towering Spurs player expressed his belief in Embiid’s choice to play for Team USA and how he felt about his decisions after Saturday’s scrimmage.
Victor Wembanyama impresses Spurs fans during scrimmage
In a recent scrimmage, Victor Wembanyama of the San Antonio Spurs showcased his immense talent and potential on the court. The 7-foot-3 French prospect wowed spectators with his exceptional skills, dominating the game with his shot-blocking ability and range as a perimeter shooter.
Victor Wembanyama talks on Joel Embiid picking Team USA
Amidst his stellar display, Wembanyama couldn’t hide his disappointment when discussing Joel Embiid’s decision to join Team USA over his national team, Cameroon for the upcoming international basketball events.Â
In a recent interview after Saturday’s scrimmage, Victor Wembanyama opened up about his feelings of disappointment upon learning that fellow Cameroonian player Joel Embiid had decided to represent Team USA instead of their homeland in international competitions. Wembanyama, known for his exceptional talent and a towering presence on the court, stated, “I don’t really have an opinion on it, I’m just sad for Cameroon.”
The disappointment in Embiid’s decision highlighted Wembanyama’s dedication to his country, who himself represents France in the international games, and hopes for a fair representation of international players in global basketball events. Choosing to play for Team USA, Embiid, who was born in Cameroon, sparked mixed emotions among fans, particularly those from his home country.
While the decisions had already been made from the player’s side, there was a sense of disappointment from players and fans, Victor being the vocal one. But both players seem to be more focused on the upcoming NBA season, hoping to do the best for their respective teams.