As it stands, Shenzhen is at the bottom of the Chinese Super League and relegation is almost certain. There are only 3 matches left in the Super League. Predictably, the relegation of Shenzhen will mean the opening of another "players' supermarket" as they are facing a serious financial crisis. According to Ghanaian media "modernghana", Shenzhen's Ghanaian foreigner Wakaso is currently favored by many Chinese Super League teams, and is expected to officially join a strong team at the end of the season.
The report points out that despite Shenzhen's poor record, Vakaso's performance has attracted the attention of teams in the Chinese Super League. As Vaccaro has decided to leave Shenzhen at the end of the season, his freedom will undoubtedly cause a lot of teams to scramble for him, while Vaccaro himself will probably continue to play in the Chinese Super League as he is 33 years old and is satisfied with his life in China in recent years.
As a matter of fact, Vaccaro has been really consistent in the Premier League this season. He is arguably one of the toughest and best tacklers in the Super League. He is strong, fit and has one foot, which is a type of player that many Super League teams really like. Moreover, Vaccaro has been playing in the Chinese Super League for many years and has long been familiar with the rhythm of the Chinese Super League, and being a free agent without having to pay a transfer fee, he is undoubtedly even more sought after by Chinese Super League teams.
The Ghanaian media is yet to mention specifics about the teams interested in Wakaso. However, the current situation suggests that if Wakaso leaves Shenzhen, he will most likely choose a Chinese Super League club that is relatively financially stable. In this case, Shanghai Harbour are the most likely choice. After all, with Cai Huikang getting older and Xu Xin underperforming, Shanghai Harbour are in dire need of a strong back like Vaccaro to anchor their midfield lineup.
