After repeated delays, the entry list for the professional league's 2023 season was finally announced on the morning of March 29th. Teams such as Guangzhou City, Kunshan and Shaanxi Chang'an Athletic failed to enter and announced their farewell to professional soccer. This makes the players working for these teams free agents in the transfer market. Guangzhou City played 10 seasons in the Chinese Super League and produced many international players for the national team. There are many strong players in the current lineup.
Apart from Huang Zhengyu, who has basically decided to join Shandong Taishan, Ye Chugui and Han Jiaqi are also regulars in the national team. Among them, Han Jiaqi was the starting goalkeeper for the Asian Games and one of the best performers in the Chinese Super League in recent seasons. He is still very young. Many fans consider him a guarantee for the goalkeeper position in the national soccer team in the next 10 years. Now that Guangzhou City is out of the professional league, Han Jiaqi has become a "big fish" in the transfer market. I wonder who will spend the money?
Han Jiaqi was born in Beijing in July 1999, 1.85 meters tall, born in Beijing Longyue Youth Training, and was selected for the national team at all levels from the age of 16.In July 2018, Han Jiaqi began his study abroad career by joining Sporting Aves in the Portuguese Super League. He made 15 appearances on behalf of the U19 and U23, making the Portuguese Superliga roster with no appearances.I returned to China to join Guangzhou City for the 2019 season, completing his first game in the Chinese Super League.
Han Jiaqi has been Guangzhou's starting goalkeeper since the 2020 season and has made 70 appearances for the team so far. Guangzhou City is an offensive team. The team's defense is prone to loopholes, which brings a lot of problems to goalkeepers like Han Jiaqi, and also gives him a chance to practice. That's why Han Jiaqi has been improving quickly in these seasons, ranking at the top of the Chinese Super League saves list every season, and making his national soccer team debut in last year's East Asian Cup.
In the soccer world, there is a saying that "a good goalkeeper is more than half a team". Although Han Jiaqi still has a lot to improve, he is still one of the best goalkeepers in China. I'd like to know which club would be willing to throw an olive branch at him. Which Chinese Super League team do you think Han Jiaqi would be a good fit for? Feel free to leave a comment to discuss.
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