Li Yueru's application for a transaction sparked heated discussions! Ace decompresses MVP? Printing City fans are hoping for her to join forces with Clark

On June 6, Beijing time, the news of Li Yueru's application for a trade continued to cause heated discussions, and WNBA reporter Elmore pointed out that the Las Vegas Aces were listed as Li Yueru's main potential next home.

Elmore wrote: "With Aces forward Parker Tyus missing most of the season due to pregnancy, Li Yueru could provide much-needed frontcourt support to ace Aja Wilson (last season's MVP)," Elmore wrote. She can both open up space and provide another option for the ace in the center position. So far this season, Stokes has started with Wilson, but she has averaged just 1.5 points and 3.8 rebounds in 18.5 minutes per game. Rookie Kitley averaged just 8.8 minutes per game as a center bench. Li Yueru will provide a more experienced option for Las Vegas. ”

Previously, some reporters also mentioned that the Dallas Flying Wings are another team that may be interested in Li Yueru. The Wing, who is currently struggling with a record, is in dire need of a reliable interior player to support the front court after Satu Sabali was traded. Lee's low-post skills, rebounding ability, and outside shooting ability will help them regroup.

In addition to Ace and Flying Wing, are there any other WNBA teams that might get Li Yueru? More than one Print City fan has been calling out the team on social media, hoping that the fanatics will get the inside player from China. The fanatical number one star is the most popular Caitlin Clark, does Li Yueru have a chance to join forces with her?

However, there are also teams that are not interested in Li Yueru. According to the report, Golden State Valkyrie (also translated as Valkyrie) is another team with frontcourt needs, and although they are about to face the absence of players to participate in the European Basketball Championship, they are not interested in Li Yueru for reasons that are not yet clear.

So far this season, Li Yueru has played 8 games for the Seattle Storm, averaging only 9.1 minutes per game, scoring 2.9 points and 1.6 rebounds.