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…

In Chinese football, especially in the foreign aid market of the Chinese Super League (CSL), recent years have witnessed a significant transformation. If the foreign players in the CSL were once superstars with a dazzling aura, they are now increasingly resembling thrifty experts who not only seek excellent ball skills but also control budgets—much like those who excel at finding the most cost-effective products and reducing the "intelligence tax." Oscar and Balagas, two former foreign players who enjoyed immense success with Shanghai Port (formerly known as Shanghai SIPG), announced their departure from the CSL. This decision reflects not only the tragedy of the club but also serves as a mirror to the entire foreign aid market of the CSL, revealing the inevitable choices that clubs must make under current economic conditions. These two players are not ordinary; they are among the giants of the sport. Oscar, once a Brazilian national team member, and Balagas, a former tough midfielder from South America, their departure sends a message: even the wealthy clubs in the CSL must face budget constraints. It's no longer sustainable to rely solely on big-name foreign players; ultimately, they too must exercise financial prudence. The ideal foreign player for CSL clubs now has an annual salary ranging from 100,000to100,000 to 100,000to150,000. What does this mean? Simply put, these players can significantly enhance the team's strength without imposing a heavy financial burden—like finding a product with high cost-effectiveness that offers both quality and affordability without depleting your monthly salary. Why have these salary-range players become so desirable? The reason is…

Shanghai Port has already started looking for a successor to Bargas, and the latest rumored foreign aid is Yang-Mateus, the assist king of the Japanese J-League. His characteristics and position are very similar to Bargas, although there is a gap in value, but it is still a good choice to let him replace Bargas. He has at least three advantages that are worth looking forward to. Firstly, he has a high cost performance. He is only 26 years old and in his prime. His value is 1.7 million euros, which can rank among the top 8 in the Chinese Super League (CSL), not low. His salary will definitely be much lower than that of Oscar and Bargas before. If he plays well, he can completely play more years in the CSL in the future, or even become a naturalization candidate for the national team in the future. Secondly, his assist ability is exactly what the Port needs. This year, Oscar and Bargas have made 39 assists. With these two gone, the Port urgently needs a foreign aid who can pass the ball. Otherwise, Wu Lei's value will also be greatly reduced. It is difficult to buy players of the level of Oscar and Bargas now, and Yang-Mateus is relatively the best choice. In the past two years, he has made a total of 27 assists for Yokohama F. Marinos, winning the assist king of the J-League last year with 11 assists. This year, he is also among the top 3 in the assist list of the J-League, maintaining a good…

After the departure of Oscar from Shanghai Port, the club officially announced that another key foreign player, Bargas, has also left the team. Bargas became a free agent after his contract with the harbor expired, and it is reported that his next destination will be Saudi Arabia. For the harbor, the departure of Oscar and Bargas is a huge loss, but the team still needs to look forward and prepare for the new season's games through recruitment. Just as Bargas left, the harbor signed a top foreign aid: the new Hulk created 5 goals in 5 games, shining in the AFC Champions League. Oscar scored 16 goals and assisted 27 times in 40 appearances for the harbor last season, averaging more than one goal per game. Bargas was also very important, scoring 18 goals and assisting 12 times in 38 appearances last season. Oscar and Bargas were the "big and small kings" of the harbor. They led the harbor to win the domestic double champion last season. The impact on the harbor is great because they will not play for the harbor next season. Fortunately, the harbor's recruitment work is relatively smooth, and it is reported that one new aid has been confirmed. On December 27th, according to the report of Xu Jiang, a well-known domestic media person, the Brazilian foreign aid Yang Matheus of Yokohama Mariners is about to join the harbor. As for Anderson Lopes, another Brazilian foreign aid from Yokohama Mariners, there is no agreement yet. The introduction of Matheus is a key supplement for the team.…

Following the departure of Oscar from Shanghai Port, the club officially announced that another key foreign player, Vargas, has also left the team. After his contract with Port expired, Vargas became a free agent, and it is reported that his next destination will be Saudi Arabia. For Port, the loss of Oscar and Vargas is significant, but the team must look ahead and prepare for the new season by bringing in new players. Just as Vargas left, Port signed a top foreign aid: the new Hulk created 5 goals in 5 games, shining in the AFC Champions League. Oscar scored 16 goals and provided 27 assists in 40 appearances last season for Port, averaging over one goal per game. Vargas was also important, scoring 18 goals and providing 12 assists in 38 appearances last season. Oscar and Vargas were the "big and small kings" of Port, leading the team to win the domestic double last season. The fact that neither of them will be playing for Port next season will have a significant impact on the team. Fortunately, Port's recruitment work is going smoothly, and it is reported that they have already secured one new signing. On December 27th, according to well-known domestic media personality Xu Jiang, Brazilian foreign aid Yan Matheus from Yokohama F. Marinos is about to join Port. As for Yokohama's other Brazilian foreign aid, Anderson Lopes, negotiations are not yet settled. The introduction of Matheus is a crucial addition for the team, as he is a powerful foreign aid with a style similar to former Port…

Last season, Shanghai Port achieved great success, not only successfully defending their Chinese Super League title but also winning the FA Cup for the first time in their history. However, before the opening of the winter transfer window, Shanghai Port seems to be experiencing a storm. Following the confirmed departures of two major foreign players, Oscar and Bargos, another midfield core player, Citadini, is also on the verge of leaving. According to Brazilian journalist Rafael Seixas, both Fluminense and Fortaleza of the Brazilian league have shown strong interest in Citadini. The 30-year-old Brazilian midfielder was loaned from Bahia to Shanghai Port this season, playing 35 times and contributing 7 goals and 6 assists, becoming a key figure in the team's double championship in the Chinese Super League and FA Cup. However, Shanghai Port does not seem to plan to buy out Citadini, which has given Brazilian teams an opportunity to poach him. Citadini's departure is undoubtedly a heavy blow to Shanghai Port. His outstanding performance has won him the favor of Brazilian teams, but for Port, it means further weakening of the midfield. Previously, Port had already lost their midfield core Oscar, whose organizational ability and passing vision are an indispensable part of the team's offensive system. Bargos' departure also weakened Port's flank strength, as his individual ability and默契配合 with Wu Lei were important weapons for the team's attacks. Now, with the possible departure of Citadini, Port's midfield will face a reshuffle. This Brazilian midfielder's stability in defense and creativity in attack are what the team needs. His departure, coupled…

The 2024 season of the Chinese Super League (CSL) has entered its off-season, and the dynamics of the teams in the transfer market are highly anticipated by fans. On December 17th, numerous transfer news emerged, allowing us to sort through them together. Transfer Ban Lift Situation According to Zhu Yi from Transfermarkt China, domestic clubs are actively addressing disputes related to FIFA's transfer registration ban. Overnight, six fewer transfer registration bans were in place. Among them, Cangzhou Mighty Lions and Wuhan Three Towns made significant progress. Cangzhou Mighty Lions resolved three bans and now only has one remaining; Wuhan Three Towns also lifted three bans, leaving two. However, there have been no changes in the transfer bans for Guangzhou FC, Jiangxi Lushan, and Yanbian Longding. Guangzhou FC and Yanbian Longding each have one ban, while Jiangxi Lushan has three. Wuhan Three Towns has shown a positive attitude towards clearing arrears, having recently paid two months' wages, resolving all outstanding wages for this year. The remaining arrears from last year will also begin to be resolved next month. After players receive their back wages, the issue of signing the wage confirmation form is basically resolved. Upon completion of the signatures, Wuhan Three Towns will submit complete access materials to the Football Association. If the review is passed, they are expected to appear on the second batch of the arrears clearance list. Transfer Dynamics of Each Team 1. Shanghai Port Shanghai Port's recruitment plan is highly anticipated. According to local media, the team has clear goals for reinforcement and will introduce an…