SIPG met Qingdao West Coast away in this round of the Chinese Super League, and the team's attack in this game was picturesque and achieved multi-point flowering. Wu Lei, Gustavo, Vargas, and Oscar all had eye-catching performances in the game, which made many fans shine. In the end, after 90 minutes of fierce battle between SIPG and Qingdao West Coast, they defeated their opponents 5-3. Among them, Vargas played a good pass in the game, and 4 of SIPG's 5 goals were related to him. Vargas's eye-catching data allowed him to keep up with the countdown to SIPG's contract extension.
According to the German transfer market website, Vargas's contract with SIPG is about to expire, considering that he has scored many wonderful goals and assists in the team's outtime this season. If nothing else, SIPG will renew Vargas' contract ahead of schedule. Vargas came close to leaving SIPG last season when he fell out with coach Javier. Javier always has a habit of replacing Vargas early, which makes the Argentine ace can't help but go crazy.
Vargas threw Javier in the face, which annoyed Javier so much that he rushed up to hit him. Fortunately, the staff of the Shanghai Port team stopped Xavier, so that the conflict did not intensify. Later, in order to maintain the authority of Xavier's head coach, SIPG stopped Vargas three times. Vargas had the idea of leaving the team in this situation and wanted to return to play in the Argentine league.
Fortunately, SIPG's senior management and Wu Lei both hoped that Vargas would not be rash and insisted that he stay in the team. After Vargas stayed at SIPG, he waited for Muscat to take over the team. Muscat was very appreciative of Vargas's ability and gave him a central position. Opportunity is reserved for those who are prepared, and this quote is equally appropriate for Vargas. Vargas played for SIPG in the mid-season super time, and his role surpassed that of Oscar. This can be seen in the match between Hong Kong and Qingdao West Coast in this round. Most of SIPG's threatening offenses were related to Vargas.
Vargas was not only able to provide wonderful assists for his SIPG team-mates, but he was also able to score goals himself at crucial moments. In terms of performance and statistics in the Chinese Super League this season, Vargas has definitely surpassed Oscar. As we all know, Oscar's contract with Hong Kong expires in November this year. If Oscar is unwilling to accept a pay cut, it will be difficult for him to stay in SIPG. In this regard, SIPG coach Muscat came up with a solution that was to establish Vargas as the core in advance and slowly dilute Oscar's role in the team. Muscat's idea quickly had an immediate effect. I hope that Vargas can bravely take on the core responsibility after Oscar's departure.
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