After a slight disappointment with the French team, Victor Wembanyama will return in great shape with the Spurs for his second season in the NBA.

Will he be able to aim for new awards at the end of this campaign? Yes for this journalist.

Determined to continue his progression to win titles, Victor Wembanyama wants to go crazy for his second campaign in the NBA.

Why not a title of best defender of the year at the end, but especially a place in the playoffs within the Western Conference.

It will not be easy with the competition, but anything is possible with the new players.

Big season ahead for Victor Wembanyama?

Suffice to say that the Spurs will be closely scrutinized during this season, especially Wembanyama.

Journalists are expecting a great campaign, with why not a selection for the All-NBA first team, which rewards the best players of the season.

Tim MacMahon, who works at ESPN, would not be surprised.

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Tim MacMahon on Victor Wembanyama: “With a great talented point guard/high basketball IQ and decent spacing next to him, it wouldn’t shock me if he makes the All-NBA first team next year.”

Understand that with Chris Paul and already more shooters next to him to make room in the paint, Wembanyama could have a crazy sophomore season with the Spurs.

Possible, although some have their doubts.

As a center, he has to handle Jokic and Embiid.

He has a chance but it’s not a given for a few years.

I wouldn’t be surprised if he ends up on the second or third team.

He will be an All-Star next year, that’s for sure

It’s a big season coming up for Victor Wembanyama, who hopes to experience the playoffs and glean a few individual trophies along the way.

A place on an All-NBA team? No doubt that’s already a goal for the Frenchman.