Trending in China, the Taishan update has brought about a flurry of transfer news. The Chinese Football Association (CFA) is currently focusing on off-season transfers for various clubs, including Shenzhen and Guangzhou.
Shenzhen FC, one of the most successful clubs in the country, recently announced that it would be selling two players to Shanghai Shenhua for an undisclosed sum. This move comes after a successful campaign in the recent Chinese Super League season. The club's chairman, Li Xunliu, stated that the move was motivated by the desire to strengthen their squad and improve their performance.
Meanwhile, Guangzhou Evergrande FC has also made several significant moves this summer. The club have signed two foreign players from Japan, while also bringing in a number of experienced players from overseas. These signings should provide Guangzhou with a strong foundation to compete at the top level of Chinese football.
The Taishan update also brings us closer to the upcoming season. With the Chinese Football Association announcing the list of clubs eligible for participation in the domestic league, fans can expect more exciting matches to come. However, the CFA has also confirmed that they will not be hosting any domestic games during the off-season due to concerns over the spread of COVID-19.
Overall, the Taishan update highlights the ongoing efforts of the Chinese Football Association to ensure the safety and well-being of all members of the football community. While there may be some changes to the schedule for the coming season, the Chinese football landscape remains vibrant and competitive.