On the afternoon of April 28, according to the news released by Zhu Yi, the administrator of the German football transfer website China, Dalian team captain Zhao Xuri transferred to Sichuan Jiuniu freely, and his career played for Dalian Shide, Sichuan Guancheng, Shaanxi Chanba, Guangzhou Evergrande, Tianjin Quanjian, Dalian Yifang (Dalian) and other teams.
In 2002, Zhao Xuri, who had just turned 16, represented Dalian Saidron in the First B League and began his professional football career. In the 2003 season, he was selected by young coach Xu Hong to go to Sichuan Guancheng, where Zhao Xuri grew into the main force of the team and was selected for the Chinese national team. In the East Asian Final Four against South Korea that year, Cho Set a new record for the youngest appearance of the national team at the time with the age of 18 years and 4 days. In the next match with China's Hong Kong team, Zhao Xuri opened the record for the Chinese national team in the 20th minute, when he was only 18 years old and 7 days old, setting a new record for the youngest player in the International A-level competition of the Chinese men's football team.
In the 2005 season, Zhao Xuri returned to his hometown to join Dalian Shide and won the "double champion" with the team to win the Chinese Super League and FA Cup that season. In the first round of the group stage between the Netherlands World Youth Championship and Turkey in the same year, Zhao Xuri became famous, and in the last minute of stoppage time, he threw a world wave to help the team win 2-1, and the title of "Zhao Yi foot" was born. Since then, Zhao Xuri played for Dalian Shide until 2010, scoring 10 goals in 121 games for the team. During this period, with the withdrawal of a group of players from the national team by Zhao Junzhe and Li Tie, Zhao Xuri quickly grew into the main back of the national team and represented the Chinese Olympic team in the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.
In 2010, Zhao Xuri left Dalian to join Chanba, Shaanxi. A year later, he went to guangzhou evergrande, the "local tycoon" team at that time, where he won 4 Chinese Super League titles and 2 AFC Champions League titles in four seasons. In 2016, Zhao Xuri went to another "local tycoon" team, Tianjin Quanjian, as the absolute main force in the team, to lead the team to successfully overtake. In his first Chinese Super League season, he led the team to a third place in the league, and in the 2018 season, he went with the team to the AFC Champions League and scored 3 goals.
In February 2019, the 34-year-old Zhao Xuri returned to Dalian to join Dalian Yifang. However, with the arrival of Benitez, the team used more young players, playing only 19 games in the Chinese Super League in two seasons. Last season, as one of the few veterans over 30 years old in the team, Zhao Xuri led the team to 20 Chinese Super League games as captain and scored his first goal since returning to Dalian in a match against Shanghai Shenhua. In the final relegation play-offs, he played 166 minutes over two legs and fought the team to the final moment, making a total of 43 appearances in three seasons and scoring 1 goal.
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At the same time, Zhu Yi, the Chinese administrator of the German transfer market website, also released the transfer of Xu Jiamin, the former "golden glove" of the Chinese League One, to Tianjin Jinmen Tiger. In the 2020 season, Xu Jiamin came to Dalian from Heilongjiang Ice City, conceding 17 goals and 2 clean sheets in 9 appearances. In addition, two young players of the Dalian team, Chen Rong and Zhu Jiaxuan, were loaned to Shenyang City, Liaoning Province.
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