Shenhua Finds a Gem? The Brazilian Second Division Silver Boot That Port Didn't Want, Slutske Saw at First Sight The farewell between Malele and Shanghai Shenhua can be described as a decisive parting that lacked warmth. After the expiration of his contract, both sides decided not to renew their partnership. For the fans of Shanghai Shenhua, Malele's departure did not seem to evoke much regret but rather a sense of relief. Throughout the previous season, Malele scored 16 goals, yet his performance was not entirely satisfactory, especially in crucial matches where he squandered several scoring opportunities. This ultimately led to a mere one-point difference between Shenhua and the Chinese Super League (CSL) championship. More heart-wrenching were the missed opportunities in games against Beijing Guoan and Shenzhen FC, which almost became the catalyst for Shenhua's failure to lift the championship trophy. With his departure, the fans may have been thinking, "It's time for a change; we need a more reliable forward." Shenhua did not keep the fans waiting long and quickly responded by setting their sights on Brazilian forward Saulo Mineiro. This name might not have been unfamiliar to most fans, yet it carried a hint of novelty. Saulo Mineiro, 27 years old, stands at 1.84 meters tall and plays as a right-footed forward with remarkable speed. His career has not been without its challenges, having played for Yokohama FC in Japan. Despite Yokohama FC's relegation, he managed to accumulate valuable experience through his individual performances. The highlight of his career came during his outstanding performance in the Brazilian second division.…

In this football-crazed nation, the signing of every foreign player is akin to a storm, stirring up the attention and discussion of countless fans. Recently, Shenhua's new foreign aid, Minero, joined amidst the doubts of many Harbour fans. Will this Brazilian striker become the new overlord on the Chinese Super League (CSL) field? Let's wait and see. Minero's joining has undoubtedly sparked a wave of enthusiasm among Shenhua fans. His frontcourt assault capabilities, dribbling past defenders, and shooting skills have been well-known since his time in the Spanish second division. However, Harbour fans are not impressed. They point out Minero's history of heart bypass surgery, Achilles tendon rupture surgery, and a not-so-impressive goal tally in the Spanish second division, attempting to downplay the new signing. But Shenhua fans are not convinced. They believe that Minero's abilities far surpass those of Malele, with a lower limit comparable to Andre Luis. Speaking of Malele, the forward who scored 16 goals for Shenhua last season, his abilities are certainly not to be underestimated. However, Minero's arrival seems to herald a shift in power at the forward position. From a technical standpoint, Minero's agility, speed, and shooting accuracy are impressive, often causing headaches for opposing defenders. In comparison, while Malele's professionalism and attitude towards the game are commendable, he seems slightly lacking in terms of offensive versatility. Of course, football matches are not just about individual ability; teamwork and tactical execution are equally important. Whether Shenhua can make a difference in the new season will depend on how the head coach manages this team…

During the off-season of the 2023 Chinese Super League, Shanghai Shenhua Football Club has laid a solid foundation for the new season through a series of precise transfer operations. The team not only signed four players in succession but also completed the most basic strengthening work. Brazilian player Minero, a young talent born in 1997, stands out with his remarkable physical condition - standing at 184 cm tall and weighing 74 kg, along with his balanced skills on both feet, speed, and impact, making him unique on the football field. In the previous season, Minero contributed significantly to the promotion of Brazilian club Ceará SC to the top league with his outstanding competitive performance, becoming an undeniable force on the field. Currently, Minero has arrived in Shanghai and is undergoing physical testing, indicating that he is about to officially become a member of the Shanghai Shenhua Football Club. Based on his technical characteristics, it is believed that he can quickly integrate into Shenhua's offensive system, using his speed and breakthrough ability to tear apart the opponent's defense, and create scoring opportunities for his teammates through accurate passes, further enhancing the team's offensive efficiency. More importantly, Minero's balance between his left and right feet allows him to handle the ball more calmly, whether it be quick advances on the flanks or key passes in the center, showcasing an extremely high level. His joining undoubtedly injects new vitality and variability into Shenhua's frontcourt, providing the coaching staff with more tactical options in their layout. In addition to foreign aid Minero, Shanghai Shenhua…

Hey, fellow Shenhua fans, today we've got some big news to talk about! The waters of the Chinese Super League are deep and unfathomable, with the flames of a new season's battle just about to ignite. All the top teams are gearing up, ready for a fierce competition. The Shanghai duo? Well, that's old news now. Beijing Guoan, Zhejiang Team, these "new nobles" are eyeing us warily, and Chengdu Rongcheng has splashed the cash, bringing in four national team players. What's going on here? Shandong Taishan may have a hint of "hero in twilight years," but they're still a force to be reckoned with. Not to mention the two promoted teams, Yunnan Yulong and Dalian Yingbo, who are all pumped up like they've been injected with adrenaline. It seems the Chinese Super League is about to turn into a chaotic mess! Right at this critical moment, our Shenhua team has pulled off a big move! On the afternoon of January 6th, Beijing time, the club officially announced the signing of the 27-year-old Brazilian forward, Shao Luo Mignolet! This news set off a storm among the fan groups. Some are delighted, thinking that we've finally found a gem this time. Mignolet, this young man, is in great physical shape, and his frontcourt coordination ability is top-notch. He might even surpass our previous frontline powerhouse, Malela! Others, however, think that the level of this foreign player is just so-so, and winning the championship? That's a tough one! "People are worried whether such foreign players can cope with high pressure," "Choosing foreign players…

On January 6th, Beijing time, Ceará SC, a team from the Brazilian second division, announced that their 27-year-old striker, Minero, has officially joined Shanghai Shenhua, the runner-up of last season's Chinese Super League. The transfer fee is $950,000, equivalent to about 7 million yuan RMB. Minero has become Shenhua's first signing in the winter window of 2025 and will replace Malele, who has left the team, for the new season. Subsequently, Minero himself also posted on social media, expressing his upcoming journey to China to start a new career: "I have achieved my dreams at Ceará, and everything will be forever etched in my memory. Now it's time to say goodbye, and I am very grateful for everything everyone has done for me." Born on June 17, 1997, Minero is right-footed and possesses speed and impact. He played for J-League team Yokohama FC between July 2021 and August 2023, scoring 10 goals. In August 2023, Minero returned to Brazil to join Ceará SC in the second division. This season, he had a big breakout, making 30 appearances in the league, scoring 11 goals, and providing 6 assists, creating 17 goals alone. Currently, his latest market value on the German "Transfermarkt" is 900,000 euros. In the new season, Minero will partner with fellow Brazilian André Luís to form the front line's "Brazilian Double Trouble," taking on the responsibility of leading Shenhua to victory.

The intense battle for talent in the Chinese Super League (CSL) has reached a fever pitch as two major clubs, Shanghai Port and Shanghai Shenhua, engage in a fierce competition to secure the services of Brazilian forward, Shaluo Mineluo. This high-stakes transfer saga has been likened to a "palace drama," with both clubs vying for the player's signature to bolster their attacking prowess. Mineluo has made a name for himself in the Brazilian league, where he has been a prolific scorer, earning him the attention of these two CSL giants. Initially, it seemed that Shenhua was close to securing the deal, with rumors suggesting that a transfer fee of 950,000 euros had been agreed upon, making Mineluo's move to Shenhua appear imminent. However, in a surprising turn of events, Shanghai Port intervened and managed to "pry" Mineluo away from Shenhua's grasp. This move has left Shenhua fans feeling frustrated and angry, as they watched their desired foreign player slip through their fingers and into the hands of their city rivals. For Port, this acquisition is seen as a necessity to counter the loss of three key players and to strengthen their squad. Mineluo's speed, aggressive play, and exceptional shooting and passing skills are expected to provide a significant boost to Port's attacking line, giving them more confidence heading into the new season. On the other hand, Shenhua faces a setback with Mineluo's "defection," which not only undermines their transfer efforts but could also affect the team's preparations and morale for the upcoming season. Shenhua fans are understandably disheartened and filled…

Recently, according to the latest report from Brazilian media diariodonordeste, the forward of Ceará Club, Shaluo Mineluo, who was previously targeted by Shanghai Shenhua, is likely to be intercepted by his city rival Shanghai Port. It is reported that this attacking player, who has performed outstandingly in the Brazilian league, is currently very close to joining the reigning Chinese Super League champion Shanghai Port, and both sides are currently working closely to finalize the final transfer details. Once the news came out, it immediately aroused widespread attention from domestic football media and fans. After all, in the current Chinese Super League transfer market, being able to attract a foreign forward like Shaluo Mineluo with immediate combat effectiveness is undoubtedly a great addition to the team's strength. It is worth mentioning that before this, many domestic media have already reported that Shaluo Mineluo will be the new aid of another Chinese Super League powerhouse, Shanghai Shenhua, and even rumors have spread that the transfer fee has reached 950,000 euros, and the joining matters have been "basically settled". For a time, the issue of Mineluo's ownership has become a hot topic among fans. Shanghai Shenhua, as a traditional strong team in the Chinese Super League, although it has not met the expectations of fans in terms of results in recent years, it has always maintained a high level in terms of recruitment. Especially in the selection of foreign players, Shenhua can always recognize the right person and introduce some players who shine on the Chinese Super League stage. Therefore, when Shaluo Mineluo's…

Unexpectedly, a big fish has emerged in the Chinese Super League transfer market, attracting the attention of two Shanghai teams? After announcing the departure of Marele, Shenhua needs to introduce a new foreign aid in the forward position. Therefore, after comprehensive consideration by the club's management and coaching staff, they decided to bring in Minero from Brazil. Minero is a very capable forward who once played for Yokohama F. Marinos. Later, Minero returned to play in the Brazilian second division and became the main striker for his team. Minero successfully helped his former club get promoted, earning praise from many fans for his abilities and performance. Therefore, if Minero can come to Shenhua, he can indeed replace Marele. At that time, according to Shenhua's follow-up reporter Yang Yi, Minero was about to sign a new contract with the club. Combined with this reporter's report that Minero will join the team in the winter window, it should be a done deal. There were rumors that the Port team was also interested in Minero and hoped to introduce him to strengthen the front line and replace the departing Bargas. In fact, when the agent prepared to operate Minero's move to the Chinese Super League to make money, he first recommended him to the Port team. Because the Port team's head coach Muscat is Minero's mentor, the two worked together at Yokohama F. Marinos. However, the Port team was then renewing their contract with Bargas and did not need to strengthen their front line. So, the agent recommended Minero to Shenhua. It is…