NBA》Wembanyama正式回歸！獲馬刺綠燈重返訓練
文班亞瑪說道：「我算是正式回歸了，就在剛剛幾個小時前(上週六)，我得到來自馬刺醫療團隊的綠燈，呼！我終於可以再打籃球了。」
Victor Wembanyama has recovered from the blood clot in his shoulder that ended his 2024-25 campaign and has been cleared to play next season, per @MaximeAubin1 via @lequipe. pic.twitter.com/K6URJRG6G1
— Yahoo Sports (@YahooSports) July 14, 2025
文班亞瑪上季體驗完生涯首場全明星賽後，回到球隊時主動表示手臂感覺不太舒服，經診斷後發現肩膀出現血栓，賽季也因此提前報銷，文班亞瑪上季出賽46場繳出場均24.3分11.0籃板3.8阻攻，即便比其他人少打了將近一半賽事，文班亞瑪的阻攻數還是在球季結束後傲視全聯盟，防守威力可見一斑。
根據相關外電消息指出，文班亞瑪近日已經在拉斯維加斯和一些馬刺隊友進行訓練，穩定朝參加季前訓練營的目標邁進。
Victor Wembanyama taking care of his fans in Vegas. (🎥: via Alex Alroy) pic.twitter.com/LU0Dtau5Oq
— SpursRΞPORTΞR (@SpursReporter) July 14, 2025
已經好幾個月沒能投入正式籃球訓練的文班亞瑪，過去一段時間除了到少林寺進行閉關訓練，還在足球場上展現出色的自由球威力，不過對籃球迷來說，還是非常期望他能再度回到球場展現驚人統治力。
Wembanyama netted a direct free kick during a football match in China, then recreated Cristiano Ronaldo's celebration. He can do anything!😲⚽️ pic.twitter.com/11a40pWFKm
— YellowRiverStory (@TopYellowriver) July 8, 2025
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