On April 29, Beijing time, the much-watched case of Dai Weijun’s free-standing arbitration was settled today. The Chinese Football Association, based on the evidence submitted by both parties, ruled that the club’s arbitration request to pay back wages and terminate the contract was rejected.
Later, Dai Weijun also posted on social media, expressing his attitude: returning to normal, looking forward to the new season, everyone will work together to win more honors for Shenzhen.
Previously, there were rumors that Shanghai Haigang would sign Dai Weijun, but Dai Weijun’s lawyer said that the player wanted to play in Europe from the beginning of his struggle for freedom.
Recently, the Chinese Football Association has received a lot of cases like Dai Weijun, all of which require the Chinese Football Association to arbitrate to restore their free agency, so that they can join other clubs as a free agency. However, the clubs to which the players belong have also appealed one after another, not only to show the club’s difficulties, but also to hope that the Chinese Football Association should consider the interests of the club in difficult times. Some club management said, “There are nine out of ten Chinese football clubs that are short of money, and more than half of the clubs in the Chinese Super League are in arrears. If players use this as an excuse to leave freely, then most clubs will close their doors. .”
On the evening of the 27th, Shenzhen Football received an email from the Ligue 2 team Sochaux inviting Dai Weijun to try out. Soxiao has a Chinese background, and Dai Weijun’s lawyer also revealed in an interview that the Soxiao club was contacted by him. Dai Weijun’s lawyer said: “If you miss this registration window, you will seek the European League summer transfer window and transfer as a free agent, regardless of whether the Chinese Football Association rules free agency.” He said that the summer transfer windows of Ligue 1 and Premier League Earlier, it will start in June, and if you seek an immediate transfer, the American Major League is also feasible. (Editor Liu Shuitu)Return to Sohu, see more
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