Recently, the transfer market of the Chinese Super League has been busy, and many foreign aid have announced their departure. Taishan foreign aid Fellaini, Wuhan Three Towns foreign aid Stanqiu and national security foreign aid Ademi have all publicly announced their departure from the Chinese Super League.
The prospect of Fellaini and Stanciu's farewell is worrying. These two foreign players once shined in the Chinese Super League, not only promoting the team's performance, but also bringing more attention and reputation to the Chinese Super League. However, their departure now seems to indicate the difficulties of the Chinese Super League teams in terms of foreign recruitment. A large number of high-level foreign aid chose to leave, and the strength of the Chinese Super League has undoubtedly suffered a great loss.
As the ace foreign aid of the Chinese Super League Port team, Oscar, his departure has also become the focus of media and fans. Oscar has repeatedly said in interviews with the media that he will consider returning to European giants or playing in Brazil's domestic league after his contract expires. This has undoubtedly aroused the concern of fans, after all, Oscar is a scarce pearl in the Chinese Super League, and his departure will have a big impact on the competitiveness of the Harbour team.
Since the Golden Yuan football, the Chinese Super League has been struggling to find its own development direction. In the past few years, the high salaries of the Chinese Super League have attracted many world-class stars, making the league a high-profile world footballer. However, with the end of Jinyuan football, the strength of the Chinese Super League began to decline, and foreign aid began to choose to leave. This undoubtedly brings certain challenges to the Chinese Super League, and it also makes us wonder whether we have deviated in the process of developing the Chinese Super League, which has led to today's predicament.
Nor do we have to be too pessimistic. The sequelae of Jinyuan football need time to heal, and the Chinese Super League also needs to re-find its positioning. Perhaps, in this process, we can pay more attention to developing the ability of local players to make their mark in the league. At the same time, we should also strengthen exchanges and cooperation with international giants to attract more high-level teams and stars to the Chinese Super League. Only in this way can the Chinese Super League rise again in world football.
In the home base of Shanghai Port, Oscar is a high-profile midfield core. However, his contract expires in half a year. This undoubtedly filled the fans with worry and anticipation,
In addition to the impressive transfer fee, Porto is offering Oscar an annual contract of €2 million for three years. It also means that Oscar will be able to join a prestigious big team, both whose names have become Champions League regulars. For Oscar, joining such a big team is undoubtedly an opportunity to fulfill his career dream.
For Shanghai Port, selling Oscar to Porto not only provides a lucrative transfer fund, but also provides more development opportunities for the team. After all, Oscar's departure does not mean that Shanghai Port's strength will be weakened, and the team will still have the opportunity to fill this vacancy by other means after half a year.
The deal between Oscar and Porto has undoubtedly attracted the attention of fans. On the one hand, fans want to see Oscar continue to show his talent in the European giants; On the other hand, fans are also worried that the deal will have an irreversible impact on the strength of Shanghai Port.
Whether or not Oscar ultimately leaves Shanghai Port, the transfer deal will be an important inflection point. We will wait and see that this transaction will ultimately lead to a satisfactory outcome for all involved.
Due to historical reasons and the comprehensive influence of various unfavorable factors, Chinese football has never reached the world's top level. This has led to a shortage of Chinese football talent, and in order to fill the talent gap, clubs can only attract domestic and foreign players through high prices.
This situation is not without hope for change. The gender-neutral name policy limits the number of foreign signings the club can bring in, which limits the team's strength and competitiveness. Canceling this policy will attract more top stars to China, improve the league, and also bring more commercial capital to the club.
The investment of funds is not a panacea, but it can provide the necessary conditions and guarantees for the development of Chinese football. At present, the Premier League, La Liga and other top European leagues have a large number of investors, who provide huge amounts of money to the club, allowing these leagues to continue to grow and develop. Chinese football also needs enough financial support to occupy a place in the highly competitive football world.
Only by attracting more investors to enter the Chinese football market can Chinese football be able to accumulate. This does not mean relying entirely on external forces, but actively attracting more good investors while maintaining independence and autonomy. This will provide more opportunities and resources for Chinese football to achieve sustainable development.
Chinese football needs more investment, and eliminating the gender-neutral name policy is a viable approach. This will inject new vitality and impetus into Chinese football and push it towards the pinnacle of world football. Only through continuous efforts and reasonable strategic planning can Chinese football hope to achieve better results in the future. Let's look forward to the bright future of Chinese football together!