Since Emmanuel Mudiay failed to get an NBA contract last year, he signed with Sarakilis Basketball Club, a team with a long history in the European League, and left the league during the year. However, with the expiration of the contract between Moody's and Sarakilis, Moody's ended the contract with him, and his name continued to float in the European market. But according to ESPN's NBA insider correspondent Adrian Wonarovsky, he has a chance to return to the league again with the current epidemic situation in the league. It is said that he will sign a new 10-day contract with the Sacramento Kings under the special conditions that the team is facing the epidemic.

The 25-year-old Mudiay is the 7th overall pick in the former NBA Draft. He averaged 7.4 points, 2.2 rebounds and 3.2 assists in each of the five European League games. In the game that Slovakia played for, he defeated the Jukia Basketball Club in the overtime game of the Lithuanian Basketball Division 1 and scored a game-high 32 points.

He was selected to the All-Star Second Team in 2016, but with the development of All-Star center Nikola Jokic and elite shooting guard Jamal Murray, the Denver Nuggets he joined in 2015 have already gained Greater development and progress, so a rookie like Mudiay, makes it difficult for him to find a stable lineup position on the Nuggets roster. However, he lacked opportunities and opportunities in his league career. He played for the New York Knicks and Utah Jazz at the age of only 25.

As of today, seven players from the Kings have been included in the league’s list of new crown virus protection health and safety protocols. Including star point guard De Aaron Fox, rookie guard Davian Mitchell, forwards Terrence Davis and Louis King, as well as Marvin Bagley III and Alex Lane With Nemeas Kerta, the Kings are one of the teams in the league that are currently severely affected by the outbreak. Players and staff have been tested and diagnosed with new crown pneumonia one after another. At present, Mudiay's support can be described as a move in need for the Kings.

However, Mudiay also needs to pass the new crown virus test before he can return to the game. If the test result is negative, he will be able to return to the game against the Los Angeles Clippers tomorrow as soon as possible to help the Sacramento Kings get through the team. The pandemic of the incomplete lineup is a major crisis.