Overview
- Spurs CEO R.C. Buford confirmed the plan in comments on TrashTalk that about eight to ten Spurs coaches and players will travel to Paris next week to work directly with Victor Wembanyama.
- The gathering is meant to give returning players and offseason additions extra time to build plays and roles around Wembanyama before formal training camp begins.
- Wembanyama is also scheduled to play for France in a packed August program that includes exhibition games and World Cup qualifiers, which could affect his availability during the Paris sessions.
- Details such as the exact participant list, dates, daily schedule and whether the sessions will include full-team drills or individual work have not been released publicly.
- The move follows a growing trend of star-led, offseason minicamps — a model used by other top players to accelerate cohesion — and could change how teams use overseas, early-season preparation.