Oh boy! On the first day of the new year, fans of Shanghai Port were collectively stunned! A Shandong native named "Jian Ge Talks Sports" unexpectedly dropped a bombshell: according to Transfermarkt, Muscat was no longer on the coaching bench at Shanghai Port! As soon as this news broke, the fan group of Shanghai Port exploded! It was like setting off firecrackers during the New Year, crackling non-stop! Think about it, Oscar, Bargas, Citadini, and Pop, all four foreign players left in a rush, if Old Mu were to leave as well, wouldn't Shanghai Port be heading straight for relegation in the new season? The hearts of the fans were freezing cold, as if they had fallen into an ice hole! Brother Jian even thoughtfully posted a screenshot from Transfermarkt, and sure enough, there was nothing about Shanghai Port in Muscat's profile! This old man really knows how to pick his timing, going on vacation to Glasgow, Scotland. Now that's great, the fans' imaginations are running wild, starting to make up stories: Could Old Mu have set his sights on Glasgow Rangers in the Scottish Premiership? Could he really be considering a job change? Seriously, Muscat is extremely important to Shanghai Port! Last season, it wasn't easy for Shanghai Port to poach him from Yokohama F. Marinos! In just one year, he turned Shanghai Port into the team with the fiercest attack in the Chinese Super League, and even brought back the team's first-ever "double crown"! If he were to really leave, it would be a devastating blow to Shanghai…

Recently, Shanghai Port's new foreign aid has finally come into focus, which has made fans anxiously waiting! Indeed, the Port finally released the news of the new signing during the winter transfer window, with several key foreign players and fresh faces about to join the team, which is undoubtedly an exciting signal for the rebuilding Port. Everyone knows that with the tightening salary cap policy and increased operating pressure on the club, the Port's recruitment budget is not so generous. Looking at those big moves before, the Port's recruitment style has completely changed. Today, let's talk about how the Port finds a way out in these challenges. Speaking of the Port's recruitment strategy, everyone should have a general idea: no longer big-money football, but pursuing higher cost-effective players. Last year, the Port won the double crown, and this time they naturally can't disappoint the fans, but they can't spend money as freely as in previous years. Affected by the salary cap policy, the Port's budget must be limited, and they can't recruit high-profile players with salaries of millions of euros. This year's strategy is: precise recruitment, aiming to achieve great things with less money. The Port's transfer targets have also changed significantly. From the previous luxurious foreign aid lineup to the current cost-effective route, the club has obviously made adjustments. For example, the Port previously tried to sign Brazilian midfielder Matheus Savio from Kashiwa Reysol, but when Urawa Reds made a move, they hijacked the deal, which was somewhat regrettable. Then, the Port set their sights on Brazilian midfielder Yan…