The recent turmoil in the Chinese Super League local tycoon Shenzhen team has now had a new "action". According to the news of domestic media, the Shenzhen team has informed all players in the team that they hope that those who are willing to leave the team can terminate their contracts themselves, or communicate with the club to join other teams on loan. It is understood that this move is because Shenzhen no longer wants to bear the high salary of the old players in the team, so it is called "notice", which is actually an "eviction order".
It is worth noting that not long ago, a fierce "strike" broke out in the Shenzhen team, which was caused by the fact that old players took the lead in demanding that the club pay the arrears of wages, otherwise they would not participate in the training. The consequences of this strike are very serious, and the current Shenzhen players have returned home, and the future is unknown.
From this point of view, the Shenzhen team issued a notice to the high-paid players at this time hoping that they would leave the team, which is equivalent to pointing out the attitude of the club: if you want money, you want to go to the toilet. This is undoubtedly a great humiliation for those players who want to get a salary. Therefore, it is foreseeable that in the future, around the problem of the retention and unpaid wages of these high-paid veterans, there may be new twists and turns in the Shenzhen team.
Judging from the composition of the Shenzhen team's lineup, the scope of this "notice" is quite large. At present, the core local players of the Shenzhen team are basically all veterans, including captains Zhang Lu, Gao Lin, Wang Yongpo, Jiang Zhipeng, sun Ke, all of whom are close to the end of their careers, and the annual salary is extremely high compared to the current standard, which is undoubtedly the number one goal of the Shenzhen team's "Great Purge". In addition, high-paid players such as Guowei, Mi Haolun and Zheng Dalun are also facing the dilemma of being driven away by the Shenzhen team.
According to the current environment of the Chinese Super League transfer market, if these players all leave the team at once and flow into the transfer market, it is difficult to find all the suitable new teams. Especially for several "elderly" veterans, it is very difficult to continue their careers. For example, the 35-year-old Wang Yongpo, although he and Shenzhen still have a contract, but they are already in a semi-detached state, and with Shenzhen issuing an eviction order against the veteran, Wang Yongpo is even more unlikely to stay.
Similar to Wang Yongpo's situation are Zhang Lu, who is also 35 years old, and Gao Lin, 36 years old. For these veterans, despite the fact that they have broken through in the past, with the shrinking environment, the Chinese Super League teams generally prefer young people with relatively low salaries, or players who are in the current playing year. With the turmoil in Shenzhen, the retirement of these three legendary stars of Chinese football is not a surprising choice.