The first news of the day has to do with the country's number one soccer striker Wu Lei. Wu Lei revealed via Weibo that his wife has given birth to his third child. Wu Lei and his wife already have a son and a daughter. Last season, King Wu ended his study abroad career and returned to play for Shanghai Harbor, playing 12 matches for Harbor and scoring 11 goals with high efficiency. Currently, Wu Lei is still the first striker of the national soccer team. As a common fan, while congratulating Wu for welcoming his third child, I also hope that the national soccer striker will continue to be in good shape and continue to destroy the national soccer team. I also hope that Wu Lei's children will inherit his father's soccer genes, carry on his father's career and continue to contribute to Chinese soccer. Of course, this should also be done according to the children's personal wishes.
The second piece of news today has to do with Shenzhen. Shenzhen successfully completed relegation last season, but the club is now facing a huge debt of 3.5 billion yuan. If the share reform doesn't go smoothly, Shenzhen will probably withdraw from the Chinese Super League like Wuhan, and the players of the military fleet will probably find their own way. According to team reporter Cheng Wenli, Shenzhen team captain Li Yuanyi's contract with the team has expired. Li Yuanyi had a study experience and later transferred to Guangzhou Evergrande. After transferring to Shenzhen, he took over the captain's armband from Gao Lin. Earlier, some media reports said that Shandong Taishan midfielder Liao Lisheng is likely to transfer to join Meizhou Hakka. If Liao Lisheng leaves, Shandong Taishan will probably sign Li Yuanyi for free to fill the gap left by Liao Lisheng.
The third piece of news has to do with Shandong Taishan. After losing the league title, Shandong Taishan will be stepping up their signings this offseason to help the team regain the league title. According to French media outlet RMC Sports reporter SachaTavolieri reportedly Shandong Taishan will likely try to rent-and-buy this offseason to bring in Ligue 1's Toulouse's striker Abouhlal. The player's contract with Toulouse expires in June, and Toulouse has no plans to renew it. In order to get Abouhlal, Taishan is willing to pay a loan fee of 2 million euros to sign the Ligue 1 striker on a rent-and-buy basis. 23-year-old Abouhlal scored five goals and four assists in 20 Ligue 1 appearances last season. If Taishan succeed in signing the 23-year-old striker, 34-year-old Fellaini will likely be swept aside by Shandong Taishan!
The last piece of news is related to Tan Kaiyuan who just joined the Spanish B team yesterday. La Liga's Espanyol officially announced yesterday that 21-year-old Evergrande youth striker Tan Kaiyuan has officially joined the Spanish B team. According to specific details from Spanish journalist John Cami, Tan Kaiyuan signed a two-year contract with the Spaniards. He will represent the B team in the Spanish fourth division. Tan Kaiyuan himself revealed his goal of joining the Spaniards, he hopes to advance to the Spanish team as soon as possible through his own efforts, Evergrande youth training system to cultivate young players, and may become another Chinese player representing the Spanish team in La Liga after Wu Lei.
