Signed! The first contract with a maximum salary of the offseason! MVP-level national number guard

A well-known domestic basketball platform reported:Wu Qian has reached a one-year contract extension with the Zhejiang team with the highest salary, and the player will also serve as an assistant coach next season.

Wu Qian, born in July 1994, is about to be 31 years old, averaged 12.1 points, 2.9 rebounds, 5.8 assists and 1.4 steals per game in the regular season in the 24-25 season, shooting 40.6%, 37.8% and 93.8% from three; In the playoffs, he averaged 11 points, 0.7 rebounds, 6 assists and 1.3 steals per game, with 40%, 38.9% and 85.7% of the three events.

It can be seen that Wu Qian, who has just passed the age of establishment, is still relatively capable of playing, but he will gradually give way from next season, probably to make room for Li Yuezhou, who will enter the CBA in 2007 and the same position.

After Wu Qian's contract expires in the summer of '26, the Zhejiang team plans to continue to renew his contract with a Class E veteran, hoping to gradually transition to a coaching position. This guy is a native of Zhejiang, and he has been playing in Zhejiang since he was a child, needless to say, it is difficult for him to leave his hometown to serve in another team.

Wu Qian had the name of "Chinese Curry" in his prime, and in the 17-18 season, he could throw 3.4 three-pointers with an average shooting rate of 35.9% per game, and his own defensive gravity would be taken care of by the opponent even if he was not in good shape, and in the 20-21 season, he averaged 19 points, 3.6 rebounds, 7.6 assists and 1 steal per game and was elected MVP, and then was elected the best sixth man in three consecutive seasons in 22-24.

In addition to MVP and Sixth Man of the Year, Wu Qian's accolades to date include 4 All-Star All-NBA, 9 All-Star & 1 All-Star MVP (20-21 season), and so on.

However, Wu Qian's national team career was not as brilliant as in the CBA, and the more impressive game may be the 23 World Preliminary Round against Iran, where he scored 18 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists and 3 steals in 20 minutes off the bench, helping the team defeat the opponent 86-74, and has never been able to wear the Chinese men's basketball jersey since.

In short, Wu Qian's career as a player can be described as a double harvest of fame and fortune, and there is a beautiful and virtuous wife and well-behaved and lovely children off the field to fully support him, a proper winner in life!