The invisible rich in the NBA, the first person in the league, has to stand on the sidelines.
1. Bill Lambier ranbill once said, "I am the only person in the league who earns less than my father." His father, Lambier Sr., was a top brass of a Fortune 500 company, and he was ashamed to play in the NBA because his financial resources could easily buy a team, and even Lambier himself said: "I hate basketball, and every day I have to grab an ugly spherical object with a group of sweaty coolies, when I win the championship, I feel even deeper, I feel very useless, why does God want me to do such a poor job?" Even if I win the championship, I will never be able to catch up with my father. "
2. Nene Hilario
His family is a big chaebol in Brazil, and his father has many physical enterprises in his hands, which can occupy half of Brazil, however, Nene does not seem to be interested in this, and it is said that he has repeatedly refused his father's request to let him return to Brazil to inherit the family property, choosing to chase his dream in the NBA. It should be known that Yao Mingdu in the same period has retired as the chairman, but Nei Nei does not want to go back to inherit the family property too early on the grounds that he is not good at business!
3. David Lee
His father was the owner of more than a dozen fast-food chains, as well as dozens of supermarket chains, and his grandfather was a fortune teller, having donated more than $70 million to charity and other fields, and building a zoo and forest park in St. Louis.
4. Saab Severosa
His father was a well-known singer, his mother was a famous painter who had held exhibitions in the United States, Europe and other places, and in the 70s, those who could sing and paint without making a living must be rich or expensive. The most cattle is his grandfather, the founder of Switzerland's largest luxury hotel, close to the Swiss bank, the wealth and personal relationships in his hands are the top existence, it is rumored that in order to support his grandson's basketball career, his grandfather once wanted to buy the teams that his grandson played for, and the teams that his grandson had played for were: Eagles, Thunder, Bulls and Jazz. According to statistics, it takes at least 6.2 billion knives to buy these four teams, which is not an ordinary trench! You know, james, the league's most gold-sucking, is still fighting for the 1 billion knife bar.
5. Al-Farouq Aminu
Finally, let's introduce the prince of Nigeria, Africa's largest economic power, "Al-Farouq", which means "monarch coming", who is the true heir of the Nigerian royal family. As Africa's largest economy, Nigeria's GDP in 2019 was about 470 billion knives, which is roughly equivalent to 106 Lakers, 109 Warriors or 195 rockets. His father once told him: "If you have a bad time in the NBA, or if you don't play well, don't suffer there, come back and inherit the throne and create new glory." From this, it can be seen that he really loves basketball, otherwise, how can a million-dollar contract impress a prince?
Do you still know which NBA's invisible rich second generation?