According to domestic reporters, Li Lei's annual salary in the Swiss Super League is 300,000 euros, about 2.14 million yuan, which is similar to the annual salary he got in China, and under the current circumstances, the annual salary of 2.14 million is even much more than the maximum salary of Evergrande, perhaps this is another driving force for staying in The Ocean.
In the past Chinese Super League, with the huge investment of the club's parent company, whether it is foreign aid or domestic players, they can get tens of millions or even hundreds of millions of yuan in wages, but with the bursting of the Golden Dollar football bubble, most clubs in the Chinese Super League have wage arrears, and have all implemented salary cuts and new wage caps. However, it is quite surprising that after several rounds of salary cuts, the annual salary of players staying in Europe has now surpassed that of The country, gradually changing the situation of bad currency expelling good money.
According to the annual salary discussed by reporter Yuan Ye in the program, he said: "Li Lei is currently re-signing a contract in China, and the annual salary after tax is also about 2 million yuan, which is similar to the salary that Li Lei currently gets in the Swiss Super League Grasshopper Club." At present, Li Lei's salary in Europe is 300,000 euros, which is the top salary in the team. ”
Yuan Ye also responded to the maximum salary situation that everyone may have questions about, he bluntly said that Li Lei can get the maximum salary, a big reason is to go to a Chinese-funded club, otherwise it is difficult for a newcomer to get such a high salary.
Referring to the situation that Wu Lei joined the Spaniard before, Wu Lei's annual salary disclosed at that time was as high as 1 million euros, which was not worth mentioning compared to the annual salary of the Chinese Super League of Jinyuan Football at that time. But in the current situation, Wu Lei's annual salary of 1 million euros is already a ceiling in China. But the same problem is that Wu Lei's high salary is inextricably linked to its commercial value and Chinese clubs, but even Japanese and South Korean players have a similar correlation.
What makes us worth thinking about is that in the case of the bursting of the golden dollar football bubble, even the former Chinese Super League overlord Guangzhou team has a maximum salary of only 600,000 yuan, which translates to only 84,000 euros, and even the weekly salary of a European giant club star is high. Even players who have just joined the Swiss Super League, a third-rate league, have an annual salary that surpasses that of domestic players in the same period, perhaps after many failed method experiments, choosing to stay in the West and solid youth training is the new method of Chinese football, and the football of the pile of yuan has completely failed.