2026年9月10日

Jiao Boqiao Arrives in Dongguan With Luggage in Tow — Medical Check Complete, Time to Get That E-Bike!

With the registration period officially closed, most transferred players are now reporting to their ...

With the registration period officially closed, most transferred players are now reporting to their new teams. Today, Jiao Boqiao has officially arrived in Guangdong, suitcase in hand — a clear sign that he’s ready to join his new squad.

According to reports from fans, Jiao was spotted at the hospital early this morning for a medical examination, a standard procedure for every team. Given his recent injury history, the check-up was particularly important to ensure he’s in the right condition for the upcoming season.

Fortunately, his situation appears far from alarming. With three months left before the new season tips off, Jiao has already resumed training, though it’s unclear if he has begun full-contact practice. Given the ample time ahead, he should have no problem making a full recovery. His injury is not expected to hinder his potential — after all, in the two seasons prior to last year, he maintained a consistently high number of appearances, which speaks to his durability.

Interestingly, in a past interview, Jiao revealed that a long-standing injury from his days with the national youth team had gone undetected — a broken bone that contributed to his recurring issues. Now that it has been addressed, his outlook is much brighter. His arrival brings Guangdong much-needed depth in the frontcourt, especially with his scoring ability inside — a quality that sets him apart from other domestic players. While his rebounding might not be his strongest asset, his solid defense will undoubtedly strengthen the team’s presence in the paint.

On a lighter note, it might soon be time for Jiao to invest in an electric scooter. It’s something of a tradition among Guangdong players — most purchase one within days of joining, making the daily commute far more convenient than relying on rides from others. With team training on the horizon, that purchase could be just around the corner.

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