Since this period of time, Chinese football has been repeatedly plagued by the problem of wage arrears, many clubs have been exposed to have wage arrears, and even the national football captain Arthur Junmin has joined the army of "salary seeking", which shows that the general environment of Chinese football is now bad. However, in the eyes of some foreign media, many Chinese players with sky-high annual salaries have also begun to cry poor, which is a very puzzling thing.
When the Vietnamese media thanhnien reported the news of the Chinese player's "salary", he said: "According to chinese media reports, Arthur Junmin did not get a salary from the Wuhan team last year, but the Wuhan team promised to pay him not a lot, about ten million yuan." After Arthur Junmin publicly asked for salary, the Wuhan team also said that what was owed to Arthur Junmin was not salary, but some bonuses and other income. ”
It is said that the lack of wages is the reason why Chinese players have no desire to win in the round of 12 matches, but this statement has been fiercely refuted by many fans, because even if they are owed salaries by the club, the bonuses and subsidies of these players are still very high. And is it true that a player like Arthur Junmin, who has already made a lot of money, can't really survive because he is owed wages by the Wuhan team? Unpaid wages may seem like an excuse for the sluggish performance of Chinese players, but in fact it reflects the greed in their personalities. Vietnamese media believe.
The media also believes that "many Chinese players have been exposed to owning mansions worth tens of millions of yuan, and their living standards are very good, but they always complain that they have no money." Gao Lin was exposed to owning two valuable villas in Shenzhen, and Wei Shihao also owned a mansion worth 18 million yuan. ”
As a foreign media, the Report of this Vietnamese media still shows the views of an "outsider" on the current situation of Chinese football. Obviously, after ten years of development of Jinyuan football, China has indeed cultivated a large number of local players with a huge amount of money, but Chinese football has been more despised because of this, which cannot but be said to be an ironic phenomenon.