On April 13, Beijing time zone, Hebei player Wang Qiuming officially announced his transfer to Tianjin Jinmen Tigers, and the news has attracted widespread attention. Tianjin Daily reporter Gu Ying shared the story behind Wang Qiuming's transfer on social media.
Gu Ying revealed on social media:
Rumors of Wang Qiuming's return first started at the beginning of the year, and the source was his childhood mentor Tian Shucai. The "treasure" coach, who has been working in the field of Tianjin's soccer youth training for decades, once said, "Daming is an excellent child, and he told me that if he is not in the Hebei team in the new season, he will only choose to go back to Tianjin to join the Tianjin Tigers, and I believe that he will do what he said. I believe he will do what he says."
With Wang Qiuming joining the Jinmen Tigers for training and eventually leaving the Hebei team, a number of clubs contacted him through various channels. Some of these clubs even contacted him through the Hebei team, promising more lucrative conditions than the Jinmen Tigers. However, Wang Qiuming persisted until he was not given the official documents to terminate his contract with Hebei, and his matter remained unresolved, causing him a great deal of distress. Just when Wang Qiuming was in a low mood, the team had a day off, and Zhou Tong even brought his family, specially inviting Wang Qiuming's family to go out for a break.
Despite the big picture, it wasn't until the latter part of last week that all the paperwork was finally in place. The Jinmen Tigers club submitted all the materials to the CFA in the first instance, and waited in line to be reviewed and registered. This evening, Wang Qiuming's name finally appeared on the Jinmen Tigers' roster for the new season.
In order to let Wang Qiuming return, Jinmen Tiger Club has experienced a long period of expectation and efforts. At the beginning of last week, head coach Yu Genwei had said, "Daming's matter is a knot in my heart, in his heart is also a knot, this knot is not yet completely untied, we work a little harder, untied, the new season we can be based on their own situation to form a team, there are no regrets." A week later, things were finally resolved satisfactorily.
It is worth mentioning that in order to represent the Tianjin Tigers, Wang Qiuming gave up a considerable portion of his salary and bonuses at Hebei. If leaving Tianjin at first was not a willing decision, then this return was a decision he did not hesitate to make.
In fact, Wang Qiuming is not an example. I believe that all the coaches and players joining the Tsimshatsui Tigers in the new season come with dreams, hopes and goals, hoping to work hard and kick ass in the downturn of the national soccer team. Go, everyone! Go, Jinmen Tigers!
