Translation of the article content into English: The Chinese Basketball Association (CBA) has announced that in preparation for the 2025 National Games, the 2025-2026 CBA season will start in early December, and the number of league games will be reduced once again. This change, which appears to be just a matter of time and schedule adjustments, has triggered a series of chain reactions in the signing of foreign players, causing many teams to face new difficulties in signing foreign players. The adjustment of the CBA schedule, especially the postponement of the start of the new season to early December, means that at this point in time, the NBA and other major basketball leagues in Europe and America have already started their new seasons. This implies that when CBA teams are looking for foreign players, the range of high-quality players they can choose from will be significantly reduced. In the past, the timing of the CBA season was relatively independent, giving teams more time during the off-season to contact and sign excellent foreign players from around the world. For example, in the past few seasons, many teams were able to finalize their foreign player choices in September or October, giving these foreign players enough time to adapt to team tactics and the competitive environment in China. However, under the new schedule, high-level players who are contracted in European and American leagues find it difficult to transfer to the CBA during the middle of the season. Statistically, in the past five seasons, over 60% of newly signed foreign players by CBA teams…