Navas' thighs did not exert force, and he was squeezed behind by Chu Zhongtian half a beat late. He was so robbed that he kicked Chu Zhongtian down from behind. The referee's whistle sounded.

"foul!"

He stood there, gasping heavily, looking at Chu Zhongtian who had climbed up from the ground.

The other party was covered in sweat, and his arms were covered with a layer of sweat, which was shiny. But why was he still so strong? On the contrary, he was a little overwhelmed.

Sweat slid down his forehead and hung on the tip of his eyebrows, which would flow into his eyes at any time. Navas wiped his eyes, but water still came into his eyes because his arms were covered with sweat.

Juander Ramos saw this scene below and felt a pity.

He believed that as long as he continued to put pressure on, Chu Zhongtian would definitely collapse. Unfortunately, the most threatening wing player in the team, Jesus Navas, was exhausted... Navas was homesick and would be uncomfortable as soon as he left home. He couldn't eat well and had a good rest. He didn't sleep well before the finals. According to his roommate Puerta, Navas almost tossed and tossed in bed for a night.

With such a rest situation, how can you maintain sufficient physical strength during the game?

Now it seems that if Navas continues to stay on the court, his offensive contribution to the team will be very small.

On the one hand, Metz shrank his defense line, and Navas lost his breakthrough space for survival, so his role was much smaller. Secondly, his physical strength could not be supported.

It seems that he can only be replaced.
Chapter completed!