Recently, the dispute between the new international Dai Weijun and Shenzu has been boiling over. The player himself expressed his desire to go overseas to exercise, and the Ligue 2 Club Sochaux threw him an olive branch. According to reporter Cheng Wenli, there are more than one European club that intends to dai Weijun. In addition, lawyer Dai Weijun talked about the free-body arbitration case for players, saying that the FOOTBALL Association's access rules are not contrary to the players' free-body rules.
Because of the problem of unpaid wages, Dai Weijun complained deeply, hoping to restore his freedom to find another home, and the player himself had basically fallen out with the club. As for Dai Weijun's next home, it is currently pending, after there was news that Dai Weijun will transfer to the harbor, and as a hot international, as long as Dai Weijun restores his free body, he must be the object of robbery for other teams in the Chinese Super League.
However, Dai Weijun himself is not here, he prefers to go to the European arena to exercise. Reporter Li Xiaobin revealed that the Ligue 2 Sochaux Club intended to invite him to the trial training and sent the invitation email to Shenzu. The reporter Cheng Wenli revealed that not only soxiao clubs, there are several European clubs that are interested in Dai Weijun, but it is a pity that if the players stay in the ocean, they can only rush to the summer window of the European League for transfer registration.
On the 29th, tomorrow, the Transfer Window of the Chinese Super League will be closed. If the Dai Weijun arbitration case has not yet been resolved at that time, if he continues to stay in the Chinese Super League, in the next period of time, the player may face the situation of no ball to play. Reporter Cheng Wenli said that at that time, lawyer Dai Weijun can only apply to FIFA for an international temporary transfer.
In addition, lawyer Dai Weijun also talked about the issues related to Dai Weijun's arbitration, saying that the Football Association's regulations on allowing access to clubs' unpaid wages are modified by the Football Association's access rules, but they have not modified the free body rules, so the two are not contradictory. In other words, clubs can be allowed to enter the unpaid wages, and players can also be required to regain their free bodies because of unpaid wages.