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"The Chinese Super League transfer market is getting intense! Some teams are grabbing the best players, while others can only watch helplessly." Recently, the transfer operations of Shanghai Shenhua, Zhejiang, and Changchun Yatai have sparked heated discussions. Some teams have returned with a full load, significantly enhancing their strength, while others have missed out on their targets. This round of the Chinese Super League transfer market not only makes fans shout excitedly but also makes the league's lineup for the next season more unpredictable.
First, let's talk about Shanghai Shenhua. Their transfer operation this year can be described as clean and decisive. A wave of three consecutive announcements saw Li Ke, Wang Shilong, and Wang Hanlong joining the team! This move has indeed impressed the fans, who exclaimed, "Shenhua's ambition to win the championship cannot be hidden!"
Let's start with Li Ke, the naturalized midfielder. Although he has been affected by injuries in the past two years, his all-round attacking and defensive capabilities are still there. He can organize attacks in midfield and complete interceptions at the holding midfielder position, making him the much-needed midfield core for Shenhua.
Next is Wang Shilong, the versatile defender who can play both center-back and full-back. Some jokingly say, "With Wang Shilong in defense, the Shenhua coach can sleep well at night."
Finally, there's Wang Hanlong, the rising star in attack. This player, who once played for the Slovenian youth team and later chose to join the Chinese nationality after adulthood, has great potential in terms of his impact and flexibility in the frontcourt. He might even become a trump card for Shenhua in critical moments.
The addition of these three players not only strengthens Shenhua's midfield, defense, and attack but also gives them more confidence in their quest for the championship next season. Shenhua's move is stable!
On the other hand, Shanghai Port's performance during the transfer period seems somewhat "depressing." They were originally interested in introducing Tao Qianglong, the national team forward from Wuhan Three Towns, but they were "snatched" by Zhejiang. According to reports, Tao Qianglong has already signed with Zhejiang, turning Shanghai Port's plan to strengthen their attack into nothing.
In fact, Tao Qianglong is undoubtedly one of the best local forwards at present. At the age of 23, he has excellent physical qualities and a strong offensive awareness, making him a rare new star in the front line. Moreover, he still has a lot of room for growth in the future, and many fans believe that this transfer is a real bargain for Zhejiang.
However, for Shanghai Port, this transfer failure is not insignificant. After Wu Lei's injury, the team's attack really needed reinforcement. But this time, it may be that the negotiation did not go well, or Zhejiang's offer was more attractive, ultimately causing Shanghai Port to miss the opportunity. Fans could only helplessly sigh, "Shanghai Port really missed out this time."
Speaking of the "big winners" in this transfer market, Changchun Yatai must be mentioned. They quietly signed Omoijuanfu, the top scorer in the Norwegian Super League! Although the name is a bit awkward, his strength is definitely not to be underestimated.
Omoijuanfu scored 27 goals in the 2021 season of the Norwegian Super League to win the golden boot. His physical condition is outstanding, and his height of 1.88 meters gives him an advantage in confrontations. At the same time, his shooting accuracy and ability to seize opportunities in front of the goal are also his signature skills. Whether it's heading or footwork, he is considered an all-rounder.
More importantly, this Norwegian forward can also act as a forward pivot, creating more opportunities for the team. Although injuries have affected his form, he still maintains a high scoring efficiency. For Yatai, who urgently needs to enhance their attacking firepower, this signing is absolutely worth more than its value. Fans also left messages one after another, saying, "With Omoijuanfu, Yatai's attack is really full!"
The smoke of the Chinese Super League transfer period has not yet dissipated. In this round of transfers, Shenhua strengthened their entire squad with three major reinforcements, aiming directly at the championship; Zhejiang completed the upgrade of their attack by snatching Tao Qianglong; while Yatai relied on the Norwegian Super League golden boot Omoijuanfu to raise their attacking power several levels. On the contrary, Shanghai Port appears somewhat lonely in the transfer market due to missing the national team forward.
But to be fair, this is just the beginning of the transfer period, and there may be more surprises in the upcoming operations. The competitive landscape of the new season of the Chinese Super League has quietly changed, and we will wait and see which team can laugh last!
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