Bologna has just won the championship, and legendary shooter Belinelli is really going to retreat? The boss has spoken!

Bologna Virtus Segafredo is amazing this time. He just took home the 17th league championship trophy in the history of the team, and the whole city is still immersed in the carnival. However, before the joy of winning the championship was over, the team owner Massimo Zanetti talked about his plans for next season and made a big splash: their meritorious captain, former NBA champion Marco Belinelli, is likely to retire!

77-year-old boss Zanetti said clearly: "We plan to make the team younger next season. Belinelli is going to retire, so the goal is to make the team younger." After saying this, it basically sets a tone for Belinelli's future.

Actually, shortly after the team won the championship, Belinelli himself gave in. He didn't say anything to death in an interview, but admitted that this Serie A champion felt like he had put a perfect end to his brilliant player career. "My future? This championship may be the perfect ending," said Belinelli at the time. "Now, I have to take a short break and think about what I will do next." The name Belinelli must be familiar with. His experience in the NBA for 13 seasons, with 925 regular season games, is a real "old world". At its most glorious time, the San Antonio Spurs won the 2014 NBA championship ring, and also topped the champions on the All-Star Weekend of the same year, winning the championship trophy in the three-point competition! In the last five years of his career, he returned to his hometown of Italy, dedicated his experience and firepower to Bologna, and put on the captain's armband.

This time in Serie A, Belinelli held up the trophy as the captain. If this really became his farewell battle, it would be a perfect final chapter. Bologna fans are ready to say "thank you" and "goodbye" to the old captain? The legend of the arena belonging to Belinelli seems to be about to turn the story!