The Chinese Super League will start in the 2023 season. Currently, 16 teams in the new Chinese Super League season have already registered their player lists for the first half of the season. From the summary of the teams' lists, many veterans may have to say goodbye to the Chinese Super League this season, either by joining the youth training, or transferring to the Chinese League A or B. Of course, more may fall into the embarrassing situation of not being able to play and be forced to announce their retirement.
In the Shenhua team, Feng Xiaoting, Yang Xu and Zeng Cheng are not in the list of Shenhua's new season. Considering that they are old and not very helpful to the team, Shenhua retreated these three international players. It is worth mentioning that in order to make way for the younger players, Yang Xu took the initiative to terminate his contract, highlighting his big picture.
With Guangzhou Evergrande's relegation to the First Division, some of the team's best veterans have created intentions. In Guangzhou Evergrande's player list for the new season, there is no name of Huang Bowen and Hao Junmin. According to the latest news, Huang Bowen and Hao Junmin are attending the B-level coach training. It seems that after leaving Guangzhou team, they will slowly transfer to coaching status like Zheng Zhi.
Gao Lin, who played in Shenzhen last season, Wang Yongper and Sun Ke did not appear in the Shenzhen team's lineup for the new season. According to Shenzhen Evening News reporter Li Xiaobin, Gao Lin, Wang Yongper and Sun Ke have left the team. Apparently, they will not participate in the upcoming new season of the Chinese Super League.
In addition, according to Wuhan Sanzhen's previous news, former international Deng Zhuoxiang has terminated his contract with the team and, for now, he is also free. However, at his age, it is likely that no Chinese Super League team would want him. It's hard to say if he'll be able to go to the Chinese First Division or the Chinese Second Division. It's still exciting to look back at his goal that broke South Korea in the East Asian Cup.
Thus, in the new season of the Chinese Super League, the nine former international aces mentioned above will collectively disappear, and Chinese fans will never see them galloping in the Chinese Super League again. It seems that the era represented by these famous Chinese Super League players will come to a complete end. Looking back at their gestures and styles, it is inevitable to sigh.
