In addition to Yang Hansen, is there another Chinese player playing in the summer league?

It turns out that in addition to Yang Hansen, there is another Chinese player playing in the summer league, and he is David Muka who plays for the Bulls. Although Muka's appearance and accent are very similar to "American player", he doesn't know that he is a Chinese with pure blood.

Muka was born in Hong Kong, China in 2000. His father is Nigerian and his mother is Hong Kong, China. Muka also spent almost his entire childhood and educational experience in Hong Kong. He did not go to the United States to study and join the University of Nevada at the NCAA.

You should know that as a center, Muka has a good static physical talent. At 2.08 meters tall, he has an arm span of 2.25 meters long, which naturally makes the defense in the penalty area the biggest advantage of Muka's survival in the NCAA. Whether guarding the basket or assisting the pick-and-roll, they have excellent performance in the frame protection. He has also won the South Bank League's Defensive Player of the Year, who contributed 3 blocks per game.

However, Muka's shortcomings are more obvious than his advantages. He is late in contact with basketball, which makes his offensive skills extremely rough. Muka's main scoring methods are pick-and-roll, eating cakes along the way, and fighting for a second offensive opportunity. Especially in the NCAA where geniuses are full of geniuses, Muka's overall performance is inconspicuous, and he averaged only 5 points and 6 rebounds per game throughout his college career.

In today's small ball era, Muka's outside shooting ability is almost zero, so he has no suspense in the 2024 draft. Muka spent most of his time in the Development League last season. Although he played for the Bulls this summer league, Muka averaged only 3 points, 3 rebounds and 0.8 blocks per game. He has not won a two-way contract and continues to look for new jobs.

And CBA may become Muka's next stop, because Muka withdrew from British nationality as early as last year and became a pure Hong Konger in China. He can enter the CBA through the draft without occupying the quota of foreign players, and with Muka's strength, he can fully win a place in the CBA.

Do you guys, which team do you think Muka is suitable for CBA? Welcome to discuss.