The Chinese Super League and China League One teams are scrambling to strengthen their squads through transfers, with limited time for team cohesion! On January 10th, data from Transfermarkt showed that Elche midfielder Christian Salvador has joined Tianjin Jinmen Tiger for a transfer fee of 250,000 euros. The player was born on November 20, 1994, is currently 30 years old, stands at 1.84 meters tall, and plays as a midfielder. He previously played for Zamora, Celta Vigo, Sporting Gijon, Huesca, and Elche, making a total of 34 appearances in the Spanish second division. On January 10th, Shenzhen New Pengcheng officially announced the signing of 35-year-old veteran Jiang Zhipeng. Born in Qingdao and standing at 1.78 meters tall, Jiang can play multiple positions including full-back and wing-back, and is a product of the Shanghai Genbao Academy. In the 2024 season, he made 23 appearances for Wuhan Three Towns, contributing 2 goals and 4 assists. On the national team front, Jiang has participated in international events such as the World Cup qualifiers, Asian Cup, and China Cup, demonstrating rich experience in major competitions and stable competitive form with positive contributions on both offense and defense. Jiang Zhipeng has previously played for Nanchang Hengyuan, Shanghai Shenxin, Guangzhou R&F, Hebei China Fortune, Shenzhen Jianye, and Wuhan Three Towns. Some fans jokingly refer to Jiang as the "walking god of death," as all four teams he has played for have disbanded, with Wuhan Three Towns almost following suit. "Wuhan Three Towns managed to break the curse of Jiang Zhipeng's disbandment." Of course, given the current…

Translation of the article content into English: On January 10th, Beijing time, new news came from the Chinese Super League transfer market. Shenzhen New Pengcheng officially announced that the team has signed Jiang Zhipeng from Wuhan Sanzhen. This former international is an excellent left-back and was still a key player for Sanzhen despite his age. It is a pity that Sanzhen lost Jiang Zhipeng. Looking at the player turnover at Sanzhen, quite a few players have left the team during the winter window. With Jiang Zhipeng's transfer, 9 players have left Sanzhen in the winter window! Rongcheng and Zhejiang took advantage: each signing one national team player. Jiang Zhipeng played 23 times for Sanzhen last season, scoring 2 goals and providing 4 assists. Sometimes he could single-handedly support the left flank attack for Sanzhen, and his offensive attributes were important to Sanzhen. At 35 years old, Jiang Zhipeng still has the ability to compete. He returned to Shenzhen and became a New Pengcheng player, helping New Pengcheng complete relegation in the new season. Sanzhen had won four championships in three years during its glorious period, but due to economic problems, the team had to cut back on investment, leading to a decline in overall strength. Last season, they only ranked 11th in the Chinese Super League and faced survival issues, barely passing the FA entry requirements. Before the start of the new season, nine players have already bid farewell to Sanzhen, facing a major reshuffle of the squad. Like Jiang Zhipeng, Zhang Xiaobin, a midfielder from Sanzhen, also went to…

Jiang Zhipeng is a formidable left-back in Chinese football, known for his sharp dribbling, precise crosses, and consistently high-level competitive form, which has kept him among the top domestic left-backs. He entered the national team at the age of 24 in May 2013. Under coaches Alain Perrin, Gao Hongbo, and Marcello Lippi, his outstanding performances gradually made him the starting left-back for the national team, participating in the 2015 Asian Cup and the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifiers in the Asian zone. Born in March 1989 and nearing the age of 36, Jiang Zhipeng hails from Xu Genbao's youth training base. Throughout his career, he has played for Shanghai East Asia, Nanchang Hengyuan (Shanghai Shenxin), Guangzhou R&F, Hebei China Fortune, Shenzhen FC, and Wuhan Three Towns. With his stable performance and disciplined training and lifestyle, he has spent most of his career active in China's top league. After the 2024 season, Jiang Zhipeng's contract with Wuhan Three Towns expired, leaving him as a free agent. Despite approaching 36 years old, he remains sought after in the Chinese Super League transfer market. According to football media "Live Bar," including newly promoted Yunnan Yulong, no less than three teams have shown interest in signing him. However, it was eventually the second-year Chinese Super League team, Shenzhen New Pegasus, backed by the British City Football Group, that took the lead and successfully signed Jiang Zhipeng. Recently, Jiang Zhipeng has arrived in Shenzhen to embark on a new journey. Here, we also wish this former national team player all the best for his future!