Due to the concession of the national brand and the epidemic, the Chinese Super League has not opened the curtain for a long time, but many leagues in Asia are in full swing. Ighalo and Kim Shin-woo, two former Shenhua foreign aides, have been very prominent in their respective leagues, with Ighalo topping the Saudi League top scorers list and Kim Shin-woo second on the Singapore Premier League top scorers list.
Ighalo, who has been jokingly called the "spit cake king" of the Chinese Super League by fans, has found the feeling of scoring in the Saudi League and is currently ranked first in the top scorers list with 20 goals. It should be noted that Ighalo's 20 goals are high in gold, none of them are penalties, and five of the 17 goals that followed RomaRinho came from penalties. The third-place player on the Saudi league top scorer list has also played in the Chinese Super League, and he is the former Guangzhou foreign assistant Talisca. Talisca, who played for Riyadh's victory, scored 16 goals for the team, including a penalty.
Ighalo's impressive performance helped Riyadh Crescent to finish second in the league table with 25 wins, 15 wins, 7 draws and 3 defeats, accumulating 52 points, which is one point more than Riyadh's victory, which has been played for 26 rounds, and has a certain advantage. Riyadh Crescent was introduced from Riyadh Youth Ighalo in January this year for a transfer fee of 2.9 million euros. Ighalo's performances have also piqued the interest of Getafe and Monaco, especially Getafe, who is in charge of Flores. Flores is keen to bring the former love into the team, and the two have worked together twice before at Watford and Shanghai Shenhua. When coaching Shenhua, shenhua club was strongly recommended by Flores to bring in Ighalo from Changchun Yatai.
Another foreign striker, Kim Shin-woo, who played for Shenhua, also played well in the Singapore Premier League. In the recent Lion City Mariners away match against Hougang United, Jin Xinyu staged a "hat trick" to help the team beat the opponent 4:3 away. From the Chinese Super League to the Singapore Premier League, Jin Xinyu gave full play to the advantage of being tall. Scoring nine goals in the first eight league games helped the Lion City Mariners to top the league table with 6 wins, 1 draw and 1 loss, and he himself was the second place in the top scorer list. At the end of last year, Jin Xinyu joined Singapore's Lion City Mariners, and the two sides signed a three-year contract, and Jin Xinyu's annual salary was $1.7 million.