Recently, according to domestic media reports, the forward Mo Xuchen, who had been training with the Jinmen Tigers recently, did not stay. After a comprehensive assessment, Jinmen Tigers coach Yu Genwei still felt that Mo Xuchen was not suitable. Therefore, Yu Genwei officially notified the newly arrived recruit Mo Xuchen to leave the team, which surprised many fans. After all, Mo Xuchen is also an outstanding forward in terms of strength and characteristics among the 99-age group players. Mo Xuchen once played for Hebei China Fortune, where he was a teammate with Zhang Wei, who has officially joined the Jinmen Tigers, and they fought side by side. It is worth mentioning that Mo Xuchen has also been selected into the national team many times and has high hopes from fans. However, Mo Xuchen's performance at Hebei China Fortune did not receive recognition from the Chinese Super League giants. Both Bao Yaxiong and Zhang Wei, who left China Fortune with him, joined the Chinese Super League giants Shanghai Shenhua. Mo Xuchen went to Cangzhou Mighty Lions, a relegation team in the Chinese Super League, and gained stable playing time. After encountering wage arrears issues at Cangzhou Mighty Lions, Mo Xuchen was forced to choose to leave the team. Originally, fans thought that Mo Xuchen's strength should have allowed him to get a contract with the Jinmen Tigers. However, the position Mo Xuchen plays is not one that the Shanghai Shenhua urgently needs to strengthen. The Jinmen Tigers already have Liu Junxian and Shi Yan in this position, both of whom have…

In those years, under the sweeping tide of the golden football era, the Chinese football transfer market fell into a frenzy. For a time, money and momentum became the absolute dominant factors in the domestic football transfer market, with some player transfers being hyped up to astonishingly high prices like rockets. Nowadays, when we look back at the top ten expensive transfers of local Chinese players during the golden age of Chinese football with a calm and rational perspective, the outrageous degree is truly one after another! Zhang Wenzhao In 2016, Zhang Wenzhao transferred from Shandong Luneng to Guangzhou Evergrande for an astonishing fee of 75 million yuan, which was highly anticipated at the time. However, Zhang Wenzhao failed to become a regular starter at Evergrande and was loaned to Beijing Renhe twice. Bi Jinzhao In January 2016, Bi Jinzhao joined Shanghai Shenhua from Henan Jianye for a transfer fee of 80 million yuan, surprising many. At the age of 25, Bi Jinzhao, with his height of 1.9 meters, was highly regarded by various teams. After joining Shenhua, he successfully won the FA Cup titles in 2017 and 2019, reaching the peak of his career with a peak transfer market value of 400,000 euros. Ren Hang In January 2017, Hebei China Fortune signed national-level defender Ren Hang from Jiangsu Suning for a staggering transfer fee of 80 million yuan, which sparked widespread discussion among fans. Ren Hang's unsuccessful contract renewal with Suning once attracted attention from all sides. After an early termination of the contract, he joined the big-spending team…

As the winter training gradually enters its second phase, the Tianjin Tigers' preparations are increasingly on track. Everyone knows that winter training is not only about laying the foundation for the new season but also an important time for teams to enhance their squad depth and competitiveness. This time, the Tianjin Tigers' winter training has welcomed a familiar and eagerly anticipated figure - 25-year-old Hebei midfielder Mo Xu Chen, who is joining the team for a trial. This not only means the strengthening of the team's lineup but also brings more choices and flexibility to the team. Speaking of Mo Xu Chen, he is really a player not to be underestimated. The young man was born in Baoding, Hebei, is 1.73 meters tall, plays as a winger, and whether it's his performance on the field or his efforts off the field, he can leave a deep impression on people. Everyone knows that Mo Xu Chen attracted the attention of fans early on with his performance in the Hebei China Fortune youth training. At that time, he showed great potential, after all, being selected by the U23 national team shows that his strength cannot be underestimated. To go abroad and play for the Serbian First League team Pirot Workers is even more proof of his abilities. You know, a player who can make a name for himself abroad is definitely not an ordinary person. Later experiences did not diminish his luster; after returning to China, he was successively loaned out to Beijing BSU and Inner Mongolia Zhongyou and other China League…

Recently, former national player Zhao Mingjian interacted with fans during a live broadcast on his social media, discussing the transfer details of his time with the Taishan team. According to his account, he left the team due to a strained relationship with head coach Felix Magath and was subsequently scouted by the owner of Huaxia Happiness after his impressive performance in the World Cup qualifiers. He then transferred to Hebei China Fortune. Zhao Mingjian revealed that the Taishan team made a substantial profit from his transfer, with an initial contract value of 180 million yuan, and Huaxia Happiness actually paid 160 million yuan. Such a transfer fee is unimaginable in today's market, where even foreign players in the Chinese Super League do not command such high prices. The decision to sell Zhao Jianfei at that price proved to be a lucrative deal for the Taishan team. Not only Zhao Mingjian, but during the golden era of football investment, the Taishan team frequently sold national-level players within their squad. Transfers of players like Zhang Wenzhao, Wang Yongpo, and Yang Xu brought significant financial gains to the team. Including Zhao Mingjian, the team earned at least 400 million yuan from these four transfers. These transactions not only provided economic returns but also laid a solid foundation for the team's youth training development. The Taishan team dared to sell their national players primarily because of their robust youth training system. Luneng Football School, as one of the best youth training institutions in the country, continuously provides excellent talent to the Taishan team, which…

Recently, the transfer strategy of Tianjin Tigers has attracted considerable attention from fans, especially after news emerged that they are continuing to scout players from Shanghai Shenhua. Discussions among fans have been lively and varied. This approach may seem clichéd, but upon closer examination, it is indeed a relatively stable method—acquiring talented players from nearby competitors not only strengthens one's own team but also weakens the opponent's strength, making for a significant move. Moreover, Tianjin Tigers' current transfers aim not only to deepen their squad but also specifically target several promising players. Let's take a look at their transfer ideas and objectives. Speaking of Tianjin Tigers' transfer strategy, everyone might know that this team has consistently supplemented their lineup through loan transfers from other clubs, particularly Shanghai Shenhua, over the past few years. This is a painstaking effort—ensuring the players' abilities while avoiding excessive transfer fees, which can be considered a very shrewd operation. This strategy seems to have achieved good results in the past few seasons. For example, Zhang Wei joined Tianjin Tigers through this method. Zhang Wei, who should be familiar to everyone, was very eye-catching at Hebei China Fortune earlier, with domestic golden boots and goals galore, he was simply a star on the scoring charts. His performance left a deep impression on many fans, and he was even seen as a potential mainstay for the future national team. After joining Shenhua, Zhang Wei seemed unable to fully maintain his previous fiery form and gradually became a substitute player. It may be that Shenhua's tactical system did…

Recently, former head coach of the Chinese men's football team, Li Tie, has filed an appeal due to his dissatisfaction with a 20-year prison sentence. Many fans and media outlets have criticized and accused Li Tie, believing that a 20-year sentence is already too lenient! If only he had known this would be the outcome, why did he do it in the first place? Indeed, Li Tie's negative influence has been significant, causing even greater harm to Chinese football. During his tenure coaching two second-tier teams, Hebei China Fortune and Wuhan Zall, Li Tie used match-fixing to lead both teams to promotion. Honestly speaking, at that time, Chinese football was flourishing, which also cheered up the fans! Fans were more optimistic about the future of Chinese football due to Li Tie's ability to lead the teams to promotion! However, behind Li Tie's success in leading the teams to promotion, there were actually shady deals. Later, when he joined the national team, Li Tie's behavior became even more despicable! While receiving a salary from the national team, he also received a salary from the club and made money through social media advertising! Honestly, as a player who played for many years and helped the Chinese men's football team reach the World Cup finals, Li Tie had already amassed great wealth! Yet, Li Tie's appetite grew larger and larger, ultimately leading to his downfall. Although fans detest Li Tie, there are still national team players who have spoken out in support of him. In just five days, two former national team players…