However, the pairing of Wang Shangyuan and Cheng Jin seems to have had a rather bumpy road to transfer. They are not only the leaders of their respective teams, but also the backbone of youth training, and their status and influence is obvious. Cheng Jin, the head of Zhejiang's youth training program, has been in the spotlight since he stepped onto the field. His exquisite skills have not only won the praise of fans and coaches, but also made him the mainstay of the team. Even in the face of the temptation of high salaries, Cheng Jin has always been loyal to Zhejiang, even if the team's success in the promotion to the Chinese Super League, his faith and loyalty is still as firm as a rock. If Shandong Taishan want to poach Cheng Jin, I'm afraid they have to prepare a heavy price.
Henan's Wang Shangyuan is facing a similar situation. As the backbone and soul of the team, Wang enjoys a high status in the hearts of fans and coaches. His professionalism and leadership not only enhance the team's strength, but also inspire the young players. Henan will not easily let go of this core player unless they can get a convincing offer and a suitable replacement.
If Shandong Taishan wants to realize the three players to join, I am afraid that they need to invest more efforts and financial resources. First of all, they need to have in-depth talks with the players and their representatives to find out their transfer intentions and bottom line; secondly, they also need to actively negotiate with the players' team to reach an agreement on the transfer fee and method. Only by making substantial progress on the negotiation table can Shandong Taishan successfully introduce these three international stars in the transfer window.
