What happens to the compensation sum after it is paid to the national member federation?

The compensation sum paid to the national member federation is designed primarily to recognize the contributions of clubs that have played a role in the development of the player. As a result, the correct outcome is that this amount is distributed among the clubs that contributed to the player's training and development. This system acknowledges the investments made by these clubs, ensuring they reap some benefits from the player’s subsequent professional career.

This is part of the broader framework intended to support youth development in basketball and incentivize clubs to invest in training future talent. The distribution of the compensation ensures that those organizations that nurtured the player are rewarded for their role in fostering their skills and potential. This method helps sustain the cycle of player development within the sport at the grassroots level, ultimately benefiting the overall quality of basketball.