Shandong Taishan: How Long Can They Afford to Wait? As Wuhan Three Towns and Shanghai Port are busy bringing in strong reinforcements and preparing for the new season, Shandong Taishan seems to be lagging behind with no visible moves in the transfer market. The club's pace of recruitment appears to have been put on hold, with rumored foreign players being denied one after another and the strengthening of the squad yet to materialize. Faced with this situation, fans can't help but wonder: Is the club planning a big move, or is it simply procrastinating and hesitating? The issue of foreign player recruitment at Taishan reflects a sense of bewilderment. From Aboubakar to Nene, and now to the currently favored Madruga, the club's efforts to bring in foreign talent have been likened to navigating a maze, with repeated attempts leading nowhere. In the fiercely competitive Chinese Super League (CSL), time waits for no one, and a slow start could mean falling behind. From a broader perspective, other CSL clubs have already started their recruitment early, especially strong teams like Wuhan Three Towns and Shanghai Port, who have completed multiple reinforcements in key positions. In contrast, Shandong Taishan's actions seem puzzling, as if they are waiting for an elusive "perfect opportunity." Madruga is currently the player most closely associated with Taishan in rumors. His versatility in attack and defense, particularly his accurate long passes and wide defensive coverage, could indeed address the team's current shortcomings in the central midfield position. If he were to form a midfield trio with Li Yuan and…