French journalist casually drops best possible Victor Wembanyama update

We've officially entered September, which means there is only one month remaining before training camp begins for teams around the NBA. There are a lot of things fans want to see from the Silver and Black this season: Devin Vassell being more aggressive, Keldon Johnson making better decisions, how Chris Paul and Harrison Barnes fit with the roster, but most of all, the evolution of Victor Wembanyama and what it looks like in year two.

The expectations remain sky-high, but that isn't a problem for a guy who can reach greatness without standing on his tiptoes. Wemby knows exactly what he needs to focus on coming into his sophomore season, and he isn't taking his responsibilities lightly.

"The holidays are over. Victor Wembanyama returned to San Antonio last weekend, and hasn't left the training room a day since." (via Google translate)

One of the most frustrating parts of watching Wembanyama last season was how easily he was moved off his spots. At times, he was flat-out denied space, forcing him to adjust his positioning since he couldn't bully his way in. That will still be the case sometimes, but the reigning Rookie of the Year is taking steps to ensure it happens much less.

After the conclusion of the Olympics in Paris, Wembanyama confirmed that he had already added 11 pounds of muscle to his frame. He's previously mentioned a desire to get stronger, while not necessarily bulking up too much. He and his team have been dedicated to making sure his training fits him just right so as to not compromise his health in the long term. This latest report is an indication that he is staying true to his word. His dedication is undeniable and knowing that should put a smile on every face in Spurs Nation.