Is there a signing fee for Zhou Qi's transaction? Allen Kwok applied for a transfer last year and has revealed the rules

In Zhou Qi's transfer negotiations with many teams, "signing fee" has become a sensitive word. The Shanghai media "Xinmin Evening News", which once revealed this information, immediately deleted this detail after seeing the boiling public opinion, but in the discussion of many media people, the existence of the signing fee has become an indisputable fact.

Since the CBA clearly stipulates that any form of signing fee is a violation. So why is there still a signing fee in the transfer of players, especially stars?

In fact, when Guo Allen applied for a transfer to Liaoning last year, the head of a CBA club talked about it.

The person in charge, the head of a private club, said that powerful clubs under the salary limit policy can compensate players through other methods, and in order to retain famous players, everyone in the circle knows the irregular operation of clubs, and the players are also well aware.

"Otherwise, why would Allen Guo make trouble with Liaoning, he has long been the top salary in Liaoning, if there is no space outside, what is he making trouble?" The chief said.

Obviously, the signing fee does exist, and it will be true for any star who is outstanding and will be retained by the club.

In addition, some media people said: "Any star-level player will have a signing fee when joining a new team, which is already an industry consensus, but it cannot be clearly said." "And that signing fee could be money, it could be something else." In other words, the signing fee is just a rhetoric, and clubs can attract stars in other ways or under other names.