BEIJING, Feb. 22 (Xinhua) -- According to Polish media outlet wprost, Spanish striker Eksposito of Polish Premier League side Slask has no chance to join
China Super League (soccer league)
sports team (basketball, soccer, football etc)
Changchun Yatai (soccer team)
, due to Ateneo's failure to sign a contract with the player within the time frame of the rule.
Polish media outlet wprost is reporting that Eksposito's journey to our country has taken an unexpected turn, with the latest news suggesting that the striker will not be sold by Slask and that Eksposito will return to the team at the earliest possible time.
According to previous news reports, Eksposito was not originally going to be in Slask's next formation and will move to join the
China Super League (soccer league)
salon (loanword)
Changchun Yatai (soccer team)
, and Slask would receive a transfer fee of 3 million euros. Just a few days later, however, the storyline took a turn for the worse, as Expoxito would not be traveling to our country, and would return to Slask, where he would spend the next six months.
The reason for this, Slask's sports director also explained to reporters, he said: "We originally have now with China's salon (
Changchun Yatai (soccer team)
) A contract was signed and we agreed to all the conditions offered by the other side, but we also put a condition that if our salon did not sign a contract with the player himself within the time limit set by the rules, the transfer would not be validated."
"As far as I know, there are still some minor issues in the personal contract of Eksposito, and we are waiting for the situation to develop in the next few hours, so that if Eksposito does not play there, he will return to the team."
wprost reports that the above deadline has now proved to be expired, so Slask is in agreement with the
Changchun Yatai (soccer team)
The deal for the player has now been canceled and everything will be marked for now, with Eksposito continuing to play for Slask in the league. The Spanish player is one of Slask's most important players, having previously contributed nine goals and two assists in 18 games. (DD)
