According to the latest report from the Oriental Sports Daily, the Wuhan team is close to Hu Jinghang, a 24-year-old Wuhan striker from Shanghai Harbor, who is visa-free.
Hu Jinghang, 24, born in Ezhou, Wuhan in 1997, trained at the Chongming Genbao Football Base since childhood, joined the Shanghai Harbor first team in the summer of 2015, playing as a striker, once known as "Wu Lei II", but Hu Jinghang failed to gain a foothold in Shanghai Harbor and successively played for Songshan Longmen and Wuhan. Hu Jinghang won the U20 men's football championship at the Shanghai National Games in 2017 and scored five goals for Henan Songshan Longmen at the same time, winning the Best Newcomer Award in the Chinese Super League that season.
Hu Jinghang has played in a total of 7 Games in the Chinese Super League this season, of which only 2 are starts, a total of 234 minutes, scoring 1 goal, 1 assist, 2 starts and 2 goals are also considered good efficiency. The Chinese Super League season is a closed intensive schedule, Hu Jinghang has only gained very little playing time, coupled with the rise of young player Liu Zhurun, Hu Jinghang has no future in Shanghai harbor. Now that the contract has expired, Hu Jinghang is eager to return to his hometown (Wuhan) to play football, coupled with the previous experience of playing on loan in Wuhan in the 2020 season, Hu Jinghang is expected to join Wuhan team as a free agent and strive to play the main force next season.