Core Insights - The CBA transfer market has seen significant activity this summer, with high-profile player movements and some veteran players not registering for the new season [1][3][4] - Four teams have utilized all three D-class maximum salary contracts, while three teams have opted for cost-effective strategies without any top salary contracts [4] Player Movements - Notable transfers include Zhao Rui moving from Xinjiang to Beijing Shougang, and Zhang Zhenlin joining Shanghai from Liaoning, along with other significant trades involving players like Cui Yongxi and Jiao Boqiao [1][2] - Guangdong Southern Tigers completed a "4-for-2" trade with Guangzhou Long-Lions, acquiring Cui Yongxi and Jiao Boqiao [2] - Wang Yibo successfully transferred to Qingdao after a complicated negotiation process involving Zhejiang [2] Veteran Departures - Several veteran players, including Han Dejun, Ren Junfei, and Zhu Yanxi, are not on the registration list for the new season, indicating potential retirements or transitions to coaching roles [3] - Han Dejun, after 18 seasons, is likely to retire post the National Games, while Ren Junfei may transition to an assistant coach role [3] Salary Contract Strategies - Teams like Beijing Shougang, Shanxi, Zhejiang, and Guangsha have filled all three D-class maximum salary contracts, which may limit their flexibility in future signings [4] - Conversely, teams such as Jilin, Jiangsu, and Sichuan have not utilized any maximum salary contracts, focusing instead on financial sustainability [4]