Revealing CBA pre-registration: The fate of Zhou Qi and Guo Allen hangs in the balance, how to protect the rights and interests of the team?
In the CBA's transfer market, a game about the fate of players and the rights of the team is quietly staged. What is "pre-registration"? Behind this seemingly simple word, there is actually a hidden strategy and wisdom of CBA teams in the transfer market. In this game, the whereabouts of Zhou Qi and Guo Allen tugged at the heartstrings of countless fans and media.
Pre-registration, as the name suggests, is a kind of registration behavior carried out by the team in the CBA company and the Chinese Basketball Association before the official transfer of the player. The birth of this system stems from the relatively unprofessional and non-standard status quo of the CBA in the transfer market. In order to protect the achievements of the team's youth training system and prevent the loss of talent, the CBA introduced this policy. Through pre-registration, teams can lock in the transfer rights of players without signing a formal contract with them, ensuring the team's initiative in the transfer market.
However, pre-registration is not foolproof. During the pre-registration period, players still have the right to choose whether or not to accept the team's offer, and the team will need to negotiate with the player during this time to reach a mutually satisfactory contract. Take Zhou Qi and Guo Allen as examples, these two national-level players have become the focus of the transfer market in the offseason. The Xinjiang and Liaoning teams pre-registered them, respectively, but their whereabouts are still up in the air.
"Zhou Qi, do you continue to stay in Xinjiang, or do you choose to go to an overseas league?" This is a question raised by the Xinjiang team during negotiations with Zhou Qi. As the core player of the team, Zhou Qi's departure will undoubtedly bring huge losses to the Xinjiang team. However, Zhou Qi's own plans for the future are full of uncertainty. He wants to continue to prove himself in the domestic league, but he is not willing to miss the opportunity to challenge himself in an overseas league. As a result, the negotiations between him and the Xinjiang team have not been able to make substantial progress.
Compared with Zhou Qi, Guo Allen's situation is more complicated. As the star of the Liaoning team, Guo Allen's position in the team is irreplaceable. However, he also has higher and higher requirements for personal treatment and development space. During the negotiations with the Liaoning team, the two sides had disagreements on issues such as the contract amount and the length of the contract. Liaoning want to keep the key player, but at the same time, they need to find a balance between the team's salary structure and youth training investment. Guo Allen, on the other hand, needs to weigh the relationship between personal interests and the development of the team.
In this game, the pre-registration system has become a bargaining chip for both sides. Xinjiang and Liaoning locked in the transfer rights of Zhou Qi and Guo Allen through pre-registration, allowing them to occupy the initiative in the transfer market. However, pre-registration is not a one-size-fits-all solution. If the team is unable to reach a mutually satisfactory contract with the player, then the pre-registration will also be meaningless.
In the context of pre-registration, the whereabouts of Zhou Qi and Guo Allen have become the focus of the CBA transfer market. Their choices are not only related to the development of their careers, but also affect the future direction of both teams. For the Xinjiang team and the Liaoning team, they need to respect the personal wishes and development needs of the players while protecting the rights and interests of the team. For Zhou Qi and Guo Allen, they need to take into account the interests of the team and the expectations of fans while pursuing their personal dreams.
In this game, we expect Zhou Qi and Guo Allen to make wise choices. For the CBA league, the improvement and standardization of the pre-registration system will also be an important direction for the development of the transfer market in the future. Let's wait and see how this game over the fate of the players and the rights of the team plays out.