Dai Weijun, who is in his prime, will undoubtedly seek to communicate with the club if he serves as a long-term backup at Shenhua. After all, with his strength, he is expected to make the jump to starter if he moves to another Chinese Super League club. Dai Weijun might consider defecting to Luneng during the summer transfer period, a team that has long recognized his talent and has even been rumored to be interested in bringing him in several times.
Luneng's head coach, Choi Kang-hee, has a reputation for turning corruption into magic. Wu Xinghan, who was once relegated to the Central League last season, was found to have potential under him and has now become the backbone of Luneng. Since Cui Kangxi was able to unlock Wu Xinghan's potential, Dai Weijun will have the same potential if he joins the Taishan team during the summer transfer period. Of course, Dai Weijun's trip to Luneng is currently on loan, and once he shows his excellence at Luneng, he will return to Shenhua next season to play a more prominent role.
