Cangzhou Lions club and foreign aid Oscar's unpaid salary problem has once again become the focus, according to Beijing Youth Daily reporter Xiao Blush reported that although the club had tried to get in touch with Oscar and plan to make up for part of the unpaid salary, but the two sides then lost contact again, resulting in Oscar's naturalization can not be pushed forward in the short term.
Oscar had previously publicly stated that Cangzhou Lions FC owed him two years' salary and was unable to pay it, making him feel abandoned. This statement has been confirmed by a number of parties, Cangzhou Lions club salary arrears problem is not a case, but widespread in the domestic professional soccer clubs. Clubs not only face the problem of foreign aid salary arrears, the local players' salary arrears, and some local players' salary arrears are even higher than Oscar's. The clubs are not only facing the problem of foreign aid salary arrears, but also the local players' salary arrears.
In order to ease the financial pressure, Cangzhou Lions had to borrow money to maintain the daily operation of the team. However, in such a difficult situation, the club still tried to communicate with Oscar and planned to pay some of the salary arrears as well as booking a flight ticket back to China, but unfortunately, this effort was not successful and the two sides lost contact once again.
For Oscar himself, his naturalization has been seriously affected as a result. With the issue of unpaid wages not properly resolved, Oscar's naturalization process has been forced to stall. This not only affects Oscar's personal career, but also brings uncertainty to the future development of Cangzhou Lions FC.
However, the Cangzhou Lions' performance in the Chinese Super League has given fans a glimmer of hope. The team remained undefeated in five consecutive rounds of matches, and defeated relegation rivals Meizhou Hakka and drew away from the previous league third place team Zhejiang. This series of victories allowed the Cangzhou Lions to regain the initiative of relegation. Some industry insiders say that if the team can succeed in relegation, then the club is likely to receive more support, including financial support, which is expected to solve the problem of unpaid wages.
However, if the team is relegated or penalized by FIFA for non-payment of wages, the future of Cangzhou Lions FC will not be optimistic. Even if the players win the case through legal channels, whether they can really recover their salary is also full of uncertainty.
At present, whether Oscar can return to the Cangzhou Lions is still an unknown. As time passes, Oscar's naturalization is becoming more and more difficult. For Cangzhou Lions and Oscar himself, how to properly solve the problem of salary arrears and promote the naturalization process has become a major challenge for them.
