Revealing why Han Xu failed to return to the WNBA: Both Lin Wei switched from Aoshida to Elite Legend Sports

This summer, Lin Wei failed to open the door to the NBA and even failed to play in the summer league. Among them, Fang's agency Elite Legend Sports was also criticized by fans. After all, Lin Wei's "former boss" Aoshida Sports successfully operated Yang Hansen to the NBA this time. Although they do have well-known stars such as Yang Shuyu, Lin Wei and Hu Jinqiu under the domestic elite sports, their resources abroad are indeed not as rich as Aoshida.

Currently, there is only Li Yueru, a Chinese player in the WNBA, and the most sad thing is Han Xu. She has been lying in the WCBA league in the country in the past two years. A little-known thing is that Han Xu's Chinese agency has not been able to operate Lin Wei into the NBA's elite legendary sports, and her former boss, like Lin Wei, is Aoshida Sports. Similar to Lin Wei's sudden job change, Han Xu went from Aoshida Sports to Elite Legend Sports very quickly. In February 2024, Aoshida Sports was still promoting Han Xu. As a result, just one month later, Han Xu switched to Elite Legend Sports.

It was also after joining Elite Legend Sports that Han Xu never returned to the WNBA stage. Before, when she was at Ostra, she once firmly took the position of the main rotation of the New York Liberty. Therefore, in recent years, Han Xu has been lying flat in China, which may be more or less related to the limited operational capabilities of Elite Legend Sports.

If Lin Wei's failure to enter the NBA may be related to his limited personal ability, but Han Xu, the women's basketball team who once played as the main player in the libero and was able to score 20+ points in a single game, has not been able to return to the WNBA in the past two years. As the agency of the Chinese side, Elite Legend Sports is definitely to blame.

In addition, Yang Shuyu and Yang Liwei, who are still in Elite Legend Sports, were both able to appear on the WNBA stage at the time, but unfortunately, both of them eventually stayed in the domestic league. Anyone who signed under Aoshida Sports, not to mention that they could all go to the WNBA to experience it, at least 1-2 people can now stay away from the comfort zone of China.

However, everyone has their own aspirations. Since the parties themselves do not have the desire to go to the WNBA, we cannot blame the brokerage company for its poor operation. But for those "aspiring young people" who want to go to the NBA or WNBA in the future, seeing the "sexy operation" of Elite Legend Sports on Lin Wei this time, they may no longer choose to sign this agency. Instead, Oshida, who has successfully operated Han Xu's WNBA and Yang Hansen's NBA, will be more popular among big-name players.

In addition, regarding Lin Wei, who was previously selected by the Texas Legends team, if Elite Legend Sports has too little commission, it is likely that Lin Wei will not play in the Development League, and the latter may even face the dilemma of no ball to play in the following season.