According to the latest news from Poland media Weszło, former international defender and homegrown young talent Wu Shaocong is about to join Poland side Radomiak to start a new chapter in his career. This transfer not only marks another brave attempt by Chinese players in European football, but also adds a very important stroke to the internationalization process of Chinese football.
Wu Shaocong's transfer was not achieved overnight, but after many efforts and a long wait. Radomiak's successful transfer of Brazil defender Pedro Enrique to Wuhan Three Towns, China's top league, less than a year ago, not only brought the club significant transfer income, but also allowed Radomiak's management to see the potential of the Asian market, especially the Chinese market.
So, when the team is looking to strengthen their centre-backs, it's only natural that they'll look to Asia, especially for young players who already have a strong foothold in Europe. Wu Shaocong, a defender from China with excellent aerial ability and left-footed skills, is naturally the ideal candidate for Radomiak.
Previously, Wu Shaocong played for Başak City in the Turkey Super League, although he failed to become an absolute main force, but in the limited playing time, Wu Shaocong showed good competitive form and potential, and won the favor of many European teams, including Radomyak. However, due to various reasons, Wu Shaocong was unable to gain a foothold in Başak City, and was loaned out to the youth team last season to maintain his form. Despite this, Wu Shaocong still maintains his love and pursuit of football, and is eager to prove himself on a higher stage.
Just when Wu Shaocong was wandering at the crossroads of his career, the Radomiak club extended an olive branch to him. For the Poland club, Wu Shaocong's arrival will not only complement the team's defensive strength tactically, but more importantly, his arrival will further expand the club's international presence, especially in the Asian market. Bashak City, on the other hand, is also willing to loan Wu Shaocong out again in the face of financial pressure and bear most of his salary, which undoubtedly provides a rare opportunity for Radomyak.
However, the road to transfer has not been easy. The visa issue has become the biggest obstacle between Wu Shaocong and Radomyak. Due to the complexity and time-consuming processing of cross-border visas, Wu Shaocong and his team took a lot of time, but they never gave up, and after a long time of communication and hard work, they finally overcame this difficulty, cleared the last obstacle for the transfer, and got the relevant documents.
Not surprisingly, Wu Shaocong will officially appear in Radom on October 14 and start training with the Radomyak team. It is expected that Wu Shaocong can bravely shoulder the heavy burden and carry the banner of Chinese players staying abroad. I believe that as long as Wu Shaocong can continue to play in the European League, he is likely to return to the national team in the future and become a new generation of national football leaders.