As one of the players with the most potential for appreciation in the future of the Chinese Super League, Dai Weijun was signed by the Shenzhen team at a cost of manpower, material and financial resources, and even settled in the megacity of Shenzhen with the help of the latter. Therefore, at least in the eyes of the Shenzhen team, Dai Weijun is his absolute "private property" and will definitely not sell. But now, in the environment of the Chinese Super League salary limit, Dai Weijun has become a fragrant feast in the eyes of some teams. According to the media, a Chinese Super League club is currently trying to go through arbitration procedures to make Dai Weijun free, so as to achieve the purpose of free introduction.
Dai Weijun, 22, born in Hong Kong, China, has been playing in the United Kingdom since he was very young, and can be said to be a player who is completely trained by the English youth training system. Because of this, his playing style is very British, his style is strong, his confrontation ability is strong, and he dares to play in the competition. In the previous round of 12, Dai Weijun made his first appearance for the national football team, and his performance was eye-catching. In the national football team, the performance is not bad, and there is a lot of room for improvement, such an excellent Dai Weijun naturally attracted the coveted eyes of many Chinese Super League giants.
According to the domestic authoritative media "Football News", there is now a Chinese Super League club trying to "pick peaches" and make Dai Weijun become a free body by taking arbitration procedures, so that the latter can join for free. If this approach is ultimately successful, it can be said that it will greatly impact the domestic football transfer market. It is conceivable that more Chinese Super League teams will sign their favorite local players for free through arbitration, including foreign aid. It can be seen that this Chinese Super League club is not only moving Dai Weijun, but also undermining the entire Chinese football order.
Because the above rumors are extremely shocking and destructive, many fans immediately became angry after learning about it, saying: "This operation method is very HNA!" "If you want to eat, you want to be a white prostitute!" "Needless to say, such a shameless team, most likely is the Docks or the National Capitals."
The rumor that Dai Weijun may leave the team freely has actually been exposed by media people as early as before. As early as half a month ago, some bloggers took the lead in disclosing that Dai Weijun would join a team in the Chinese Super League, and like Xu Xin, he was a free transfer.
So the question is, this Chinese Super League team first signed Xu Xin, then signed Dai Weijun, and then intentionally signed 2 naturalized players, and Evergrande 1 when playing international, is its salary enough?