Veteran powerhouse Beijing Guoan had a fruitful transfer market in the winter window. They signed nine new players including Fang Hao, Yang Liyu, Li Lei, Ademi, Ngadewu, and De Souza to bring Beijing GuoAn back to the championship group. According to a soccer blogger, "Steaming Wombat_GuoAn reportedly got infinitely closer to joining Beijing Guoan this winter window with national soccer team's main midfielder, Dai Weijun, with a contract already in place, but the last link was unhelpful. Shenzhen team owes Dai Weijun 10 months of wages have not been paid, Dai Weijun want to use this as a reason, free to join other teams, Dai Weijun and Shenzhen team contract will expire at the end of this year, do not want to let Dai Weijun free to leave, Dai Weijun and Beijing Guoan is about to sign a contract, the Shenzhen team suddenly changed its mind, Guoan was teased, watching the ducks fly.
Dai Weijun, 24, is the captain of the national soccer training team for the Asian Games. He has been selected for the national soccer team several times. He also traveled abroad to play for English Premier League Wolves before joining the Chinese Super League. He is one of the top players in the middle generation of the national soccer team. After Beijing Guoan withdrew Dai Weijun from the competition, Shanghai Shenhua joined Dai Weijun. According to Sports Weekly, Shenhua's management emphasized that older players are firmly unwanted when it comes to the signing process. Dai Weijun fully met Shenhua's signing criteria in the year of the tournament. However, Shenzhen paid Shenhua a huge transfer fee of 20 million yuan. In order to help Shanghai Shenhua complete their league access, Shanghai Jiuzhi Group invested 500 million yuan in Shenhua before acquiring the team, with funds to help the team resolve historical wage arrears. It can be reasonably argued that the 20 million yuan transfer fee is nothing to the affluent Shanghai Shenhua. However, Shanghai Shenhua wanted Dai Weijun in for free and refused to pay the transfer fee, which stalled the transfer.
According to the Chinese transfer market administrator Zhu Yi, Shenzhen soccer team has registered Dai Weijun for the new season of the Chinese Super League. This means that Dai Weijun will remain in Shenzhen for the new season. The Shenzhen team theoretically has the right to keep Dai Weijun, but if they want Dai Weijun to return to the club to play soccer, they must first make up for this year's salary arrears. In order to keep Dai Weijun money-strapped Shenzhen, they have a tough attitude towards Dai Weijun. They played two traditional Chinese Super League giants, Shanghai Shenhua and Beijing Guoan, in causing Dai Weijun's transfer. In fact, Shenzhen can totally understand this. They want to keep Dai Weijun to help the team complete its relegation and find a new club to take over to ensure the team can operate normally.
As the CSL transfer window deadline enters the countdown phase, Dai Weijun may also compromise. As long as Shenzhen promises to reissue or reissue part of the salary arrears, Dai Weijun will probably accept to stay with the team after the expiration of his contract. If the problem of salary arrears is not properly resolved, Shenzhen and Dai Weijun will both lose, not get paid Dai Weijun certainly will not play for Shenzhen. There may be no ball to play in the new season, and the relegation pressure on Shenzhen has increased dramatically. Whether they can stay in CSL next season is still a question.
