Sharin: Mulinin will definitely enter the NBA in the future. I look forward to him becoming the best player in the world

September 7th, today's Men's Basketball European Championship 1/8 final, Finland defeated Serbia 92-86 to advance to the quarterfinals. After the game, Finnish player Sharin was interviewed.

Talking about the performance of the 18-year-old Murining, known as "Markanen, Jr.", Shalin said: "This kid is a big-hearted player. You know this kid, to be honest, I don't know what to say about some praise now, but he is really outstanding and very outstanding. And he will definitely achieve more amazing things in the future."

"We might as well look forward to him becoming the best player in the world in the future, but it takes time and continuous training. He will definitely enter the NBA in the future, but we will wait and see what level he can reach."

In this game, Murining played for 11 minutes, made 3 of 5 shots, scored 2 of 4 three-pointers, scored 9 points, 1 rebound and 1 interrupt. Mulining has previously received offers from prestigious college basketball schools such as Duke, Arkansas, Kentucky, North Carolina, UCLA and Michigan.