Warm-up Match Arrives! Guangdong to Face Ohio Basketball Team, New Foreign Player Set for Debut, Zhou Peng Also Expected to Play_Competition_Guangzhou_1

On September 10 Beijing time, Guangdong Hongyuan's third warm-up game of this summer has arrived! According to Hongyuan's official announcement, the team will face the US STTP Ohio basketball team at 7:30 p.m. on September 12 (Saturday night)! Previously, the Ohio basketball team played two warm-up games against Guangzhou Basketball, with Guangzhou winning both matches. For Hongyuan, this game has several major highlights. First, new foreign player Bozic has already joined the team and is expected to make his Hongyuan debut in this game. Second, Zhou Peng, who did not play in the first two warm-up games, is very likely to make his return-to-parent-club debut in this match. Third, can Guangdong maintain its good form and secure two consecutive warm-up wins?

New foreign player Bozic joined the team today, completed his medical examination, and has officially taken part in team training. Bozic was personally selected by new head coach Yakovlevic, who places great importance on him. In fact, after Bozic arrived, he also had an in-depth conversation with the coach. In Saturday night's game, Bozic is highly likely to play.

Many fans still oppose Guangdong's decision to choose Bozic. After all, white European forward foreign players have rarely found success in the CBA. In addition, judging from a large number of game highlight videos, Bozic does not have a three-point shot or the ability to create difficult isolation plays, and his speed and agility are also average. He has the height of a small forward but plays more like a power forward. Practice is the only way to test the truth. Whether Bozic can succeed will be clear from his performance in games!

Zhou Peng is also highly likely to play in this warm-up game. Zhou Peng now resembles Erfei from the previous two seasons, only occasionally being included on the roster to play, 'taking the court when necessary.' Since this game is not very high in intensity, he should also play to find his form. In addition, this warm-up game has confirmed that there will be an official livestream source. However, because the warm-up game is organized by Australia Tiger, it is highly likely that watching the livestream will require payment, as it did last year. The specific fee is not yet clear (last year it was 9.9 yuan per game). At that time, fans can search for Guangdong Hongyuan on Douyin, where the corresponding livestream room should be available.