According to football reporter Liu Wenchao, Jia Boyan, a 19-year-old young player and national youth player in Shanghai Harbor, has confirmed the procedures for joining the Swiss Super League club Grasshopper. In addition, Liu Wenchao also particularly emphasized that Jia Boyan was transferred rather than joined the grasshopper on loan, in order to show the "determination" of Shanghai Harbor to support players to stay in the Ocean.
Liu Wenchao said: "Harbor Club 03 age group young player Jia Boyan, joining the Swiss Grasshopper Club should be almost done. It is estimated that there are also some matters other than visas that need to be implemented before they can start. Following Wu Lei, who was about to enter the peak of the year, The Harbor is going to send a young future to stay in Yang this time, and it is not a loan but a transfer, which can also make the opposing club more bold. When it comes to the opportunity to send players out, the harbor basically does not hesitate. ”
The 19-year-old Jia Boyan is currently one of the most noteworthy young players in The country, officially entering the first team of SIPG last season and has made an appearance in the Chinese Super League. As a winger, Jia Boyan's breakthrough and inner cut are very distinctive, quite like the style of Arthur Junmin's debut, and excellent physical fitness, known as the future "ball king" of SIPG.
Shanghai Harbor's move has also won praise from quite a few fans, with some fans commenting: "And it is not a loan but a transfer, less routine, more sincerity." SIPG has done everything it can, and the children themselves have to fight for a little bit. "The road is paved!" It's up to him later. I hope that Xiao Jia's road to staying in the ocean can break through the world. Light a light for Chinese football in the dark. ”
Some fans said bluntly: "Some clubs play well, rent players abroad for half a year, and when the lease is over, the Chinese Super League will begin, earning enough fame, the club's results are not affected, and the routine is too deep." "In the matter of players staying in the west, SIPG has indeed done much better than Evergrande."
Indeed, many Chinese Super League clubs often use the method of loan when sending players to Europe to stay abroad, so as to ensure that the player's contract ownership remains in their own hands and will not be cheapened by other teams. However, the disadvantage of this is that due to the short loan period, it is difficult for European clubs to treat Chinese players without reservations, so Chinese players have never been able to get rid of the image of being "marketing players" overseas.
On this issue, SIPG's actions deserve praise. Previously, Wu Lei, the star of SIPG, joined Espanyol in a full transfer, and now Jia Boyan is the same. This can also be regarded as a "model" for other Chinese Super League clubs; especially compared to Evergrande, which has never sent any first-team players to stay in the Yang, it is even more high.