The Chinese Super League (CSL) transfer season is making waves again with the return of Ickxon and Li Ke, and a quiet trend of naturalization. The latest information reveals that many of the five outstanding local players are considering joining foreigners or staying overseas. Shanghai Shenhua and Yan Xinli are in talks to join the club, and although the local player is playing as a foreigner for the time being, he is expected to become a naturalized player in the future!
Jiang Guangtai, a worthy example of naturalization in Chinese soccer, has been a starter in both Guangzhou and Shanghai Port, and is an indispensable player in the national football team. Li Ke had already won the applause of the fans before his injury, and he will return to the Chinese Super League this season with a strong return. After the anti-corruption and anti-triad action of the national football team, the road of bloodline naturalization has finally dawned!
Shenhua is in the midst of negotiations with Finnish Premier League defender Yann Xinli, who has been playing in the Finnish Premier League for many years. If he can adapt to the rhythm of the Chinese Super League, he is expected to work with Jiang Guangtai to guard the back of the national soccer team, which will greatly improve the strength of the team. There are fewer obstacles to Yann Xinli's naturalization, and his Chinese heritage is obvious!
Blogger "Leicester City Fox" revealed that, in addition to Yan Xinli, Zhong Lean, Wu Xiaohai, Yang Ryan and Di Petro four players have also started the process of naturalization or joining, many players have been released from the contract, and even with the domestic team to discuss naturalization matters. The strength of these players is extraordinary, Yang Ryan in the Netherlands B League, sitting in the main force, scoring goals like hemp!
24-year-old Ng Siu-hoi is a solid striker for the Vancouver Whitecaps in the USL, while 21-year-old DiPietro is also playing in the USL and is expected to be a rising star in the midfield of the D.C. League. Scottish defender Chung Lok On, who plays for the Orient Lions in the Hong Kong Premier League, is also expected to play for his country if he performs well. The naturalization trend may help Chinese soccer quickly get out of the doldrums and win the trust of fans in a short period of time! (Old Qiu's Super League commentary)
