European media: Beasley has attracted the attention of overseas leagues, and the Chinese CBA is particularly interested.

Hupu reported on November 5 that European media BasketNews reported: As the NBA continues to investigate Malik Beasley’s situation, overseas teams have shown strong interest in him. According to BasketNews sources, if he cannot be cleared soon, the 28-year-old guard may choose to go to the Chinese League as a short-term option to maintain competitive shape and prepare for a possible return to the NBA.

According to BasketNews sources, Malik Beasley has attracted interest from teams in Europe and China, and he is exploring these opportunities as a short-term option until the NBA issue is resolved.

According to sources, several teams in Europe and China have contacted the 28-year-old player, but Beasley's first priority remains to obtain another NBA contract.

China's interest is particularly strong because CBA teams offer lucrative, flexible contract structures that include NBA opt-out clauses, which would be an attractive option for Beasley to maintain playing status while giving him a chance to return to the NBA with permission from the league. The CBA season will kick off on December 12.

Last season, he averaged 16.3 points per game and ranked second in the NBA's Best Sixth Man selection. Beasley became a free agent this summer after being investigated by the league for gambling, and no team has yet signed him.