On social media, national soccer naturalization hero Aixon recently announced a big news: he planned a beach soccer feast called "China Athletic Cup" in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and invited many friends and former teammates to join the event.
The tournament has been held for six consecutive years, and Ickerson traveled to Brazil to host it every off-season during his time in the CFL. It's worth noting that as recently as February 6, news of Ickxon's return to the CSL was making the rounds.
It is reported that the 34-year-old Ekerson will join Chengdu Rongcheng on a free agent basis and is scheduled to return home on February 20 and join the team. As the first naturalized player without bloodline in the naturalization process of Chinese soccer, Eickson has played 13 matches for the national football team in the Top 40 and Top 12 matches, contributing 4 goals.
On September 10, 2019, Ickerson was once seen as a World Cup hopeful when he debuted and scored twice in the national football team's match against the Maldives. However, with the loss of the national football team, Eickson chose to pursue a career in Brazil.In February 2022, Guangzhou announced the release of five naturalized players, including Eickson, from their contracts, and Eickson subsequently joined Brazilian club Gremio.
Despite his age-related decline in form, Iverson's rich experience in the Chinese Super League and his excellent technical and professional attitude make him an excellent choice for Chengdu Rongcheng. If he can regain his form in the Chinese Super League, Iversen is expected to be selected for the national team again and help the national football team to improve their attacking strength in the World Qualifiers at the end of the year and the 2023 Asian Cup, as well as being the "big brother" to teach the younger players.
It is worth mentioning that CFA will hold a meeting of club leaders tomorrow to discuss the new season's league access policy, registration and participation policy program, and to interpret the details of the policy. During the meeting, the policy programs for the new season of professional leagues at all levels will also be announced, including the foreign aid policy, the results of the U23 local player policy selection, and the club ladder construction indicators. The final resolution will be produced at the end of the meeting, with just over two months left before the planned start of the new season for all levels of leagues, and the specific arrangements for access to all levels of leagues will be finalized shortly after the meeting, with the access review to be completed by March at the latest.
