Shanghai Seaport, which regrouped on Monday, has already begun preparations for this year's new season, but the only foreign aid in the team is Oscar. on February 25, according to Korean media osen, Shanghai Seaport has not notified the return of another foreign aid, Lopez, who has decided to part ways with him due to his high salary.
In 2020, Lopez transferred to Shanghai Seaport from Jeonbuk Hyundai of South Korea, where he scored 52 goals and 33 assists in 157 games in the Korean league, according to the report. After joining Seaport, Lopez suffered an accidental serious injury in an intra-team training session at the end of September last year, and was diagnosed with a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his right knee, which led to an early rejection of the season and his absence from the team for the rest of the season.
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cups as well as
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Contender's Division match. After speaking with the club, Lopes returned to Brazil and underwent surgery a month after the injury. Prior to his injury last season, Lopes played in the
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Appeared 14 times for Harbor in the first period with four goals and one assist.
Last year Lopes was rumored to be joining Fenerbahce, but ultimately it didn't work out. In an interview with the Brazilian media in January, Lopes, who is recovering from an injury, said that he will focus on the 2022 season, "I will work hard in the new year to further improve my stats and help the team on and off the field." Recently he himself also posted a video of himself running on a treadmill on social media, but the harbor side is suffering due to a
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The impact of the salary restriction has led to the decision to part ways with Lopez.
Speaking about the reason why Lopez is likely to leave Seaport, a source revealed, "Lopez's high salary has put a lot of pressure on Shanghai Seaport, who have said that they can no longer work with Lopez or else they will not be able to keep their current players. Lopez has also been made aware of the Seaport club's policy and he is in talks with clubs in several leagues and is likely to leave Seaport."
Finally the article states that Lopez himself has been made aware of the Harbour Club's decision, so he has been contacted by a number of clubs in a number of leagues and will probably leave the Harbour in the new season.
