As one of the high-profile players in the Chinese Super League's summer transfer market, Chinese naturalized football player and former Guangzhou Evergrande star Alan is currently in talks with Qingdao Hainiu about joining the club, and the negotiations are said to have entered a substantial stage. However, the latest news shows that Alan's transfer has suddenly encountered an obstacle due to the fact that his club Fluminense is adamant in demanding a transfer fee, in addition to the player's own salary demands which are beyond the affordability of the Hainiu, which may have a serious negative impact on the transfer.
According to Brazilian media outlet Explosaotricolor, despite Qingdao Hainiu's desire to sign Allan, Fluminense are not willing to let the player go unconditionally. Currently, Allan still has a year and a half contract with Fluminense, so Fluminense hopes to get a transfer fee. Although the Brazilian media has not exposed the specific amount of transfer fee that Fluminense is asking for, but according to the estimate of Alan's value, the fee will reach at least 300-500,000 euros or so.
According to Brazilian media reports, Qingdao Hainiu has only communicated with Alan's agent and has yet to negotiate with Fluminense, so there is still a long way to go before the transfer is finalized. In addition, Qingdao Hainiu proposed a contract treatment and Alan's requirements are far from the difference. It is understood that Alan in Fluminense's monthly salary of about 85,000 euros, according to the annual calculation of more than a million euros, equivalent to more than 8 million yuan; and Qingdao Hainiu is only willing to give the local players 5 million yuan of the highest salary, if there is no other attractive conditions, such salary treatment obviously can not persuade Alan to return to the Chinese Super League.
According to the current analysis, after Qingdao Hainiu fulfills the demand of Fluminense and Alan, the high transfer fee and Alan's high salary will be beyond the club's financial capacity. As a team that is not financially strong, Qingdao Hainiu needs to wait and see if they are willing to spend a huge amount of money to sign Allan.
If Alan fails to make a successful return to the Chinese Super League this summer, it means that his hopes of returning to the Chinese national soccer team in the future are virtually gone. This year, the national team's striker staff is in serious crisis: Luo Guofu is facing retirement, Zhang Yuning is seriously injured, Guo Tianyu is under investigation for gambling, and the number of available players to be sent to the field is further reduced. Losing Alan again would obviously be bad news for the national team.
