In this Feb. 28, 2017 photo, Brazilian player Oscar of Shanghai SIPG makes a gesture during an Asian Champions League group-stage match against Western Sydney Wanderers in Shanghai, China. For a second successive winter transfer window, the Chinese Super League has upset the established world soccer order with the spending power and ambition of its biggest clubs.
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January deals are done for gamers looking to test their coaching ability with the most up to date squad lists, or those who need a fresh start Tired of Oscar tearing you to pieces when facing Chelsea, or fancy your chances of bringing the best out of Gabriel Jesus at Manchester City? The latest update for the popular video game has been released, and it includes all of the deals done during the winter transfer window. That means there are a few more familiar faces in the Chinese Super League than there were previously, while some big-money moves have been made at leading clubs in Europe.
Where are they now? Manchester United’s 2010 League Cup winning side
“In that way we hope United will win at the weekend and one of the biggest clubs wins the FA Cup , because then it’s possible seventh in the table can play a qualification for the Europa League “. Thus, it seems very likely that the EFL Cup final tonight will have no bearing whatsoever on Mourinho’s future at Manchester United, but he will want his team to reward their hard work this season with silverware.
WhatsApp said to restore the old status function as “Tagline”
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Swansea boss Paul Clement set for ‘special’ Stamford Bridge return
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Deportivo bring in Kakuta from Hebei after CSL rule changes
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Oscar move from Chelsea to Shanghai is massive for Chinese…
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I left Chelsea with the door open, says Oscar
The Brazilian star says that there were no hard feelings over his January switch to Shanghai SIPG, becoming part of the “really cool” project in China Oscar did not find it difficult to turn his back on Premier League leaders Chelsea in favour of a lucrative move to Shanghai SIPG and a spell in the Chinese Super League that has led many to question the direction of his career. The Brazil international’s record-breaking a 60 million switch drew both intrigue and ire from across the game.
Hebei China Fortune dismisses rumors about bids for big-name players
Chinese football club Hebei China Fortune claimed Thursday to have taken a pragmatic approach to reinforcing its team, dismissing rumors on purportedly splashy bids for big-name players. The purchase of foreign players will be carried out in accordance with the actual conditions of the team and the requirements of its coach Manuel Pellegrini, said Jerry Zhao, president of the Hebei China Fortune FC, in a press conference in Beijing.
Oscar claims Chinese Super League can rival Premier League after blockbuster move from Chelsea
… nk the Chinese clubs [spend] a lot of money for the players to go to China, to make the league stronger,” he told Sky Sports
The Real Draw of Crazy, Crazy China.
Are you a talented footballer? Does the allure of the big European Leagues and the Champions League bore you? Are you tired of being challenged and having to earn your spot? Well, come to China where you can avoid all those things and be richer than you could ever dream This week, Axel Witsel became the latest in a long line of talented footballers to make the switch east, rejecting a chance to move to Italian giants Juventus, instead opting for the emerging footballing superpower that is China He will follow in the footsteps of the likes of Carlos Tevez, Oscar, Hulk, Ezequiel Lavezzi, Jackson Martinez and Alex Teixeira in moving to Asia after being offered titanic amounts of money.
Ronaldo turned down audacious pound sterling257 mn Chinese bid: agent
LONDON: World player of the year Cristiano Ronaldo rejected a world record a 300 million bid from China, his agent Jorge Mendes has claimed. Mendes told Sky Sports Italia on Thursday that the unnamed Chinese Super League football side had offered the 31-year-old Portuguese superstar a record 100 million a year as salary.
Carlos Tevez to earn reported 615,000-a-week at Shanghai Greenland Shenhua
Carlos Tevez has joined Chinese Super League side Shanghai Greenland Shenhua in a deal which will reportedly make him the highest paid player in the world. The former Manchester United and Manchester City striker has signed a two-year contract and, although no financial details were announced in the move from Boca Juniors, reports suggest he is set to earn A 615,000-a-week.
Argentine soccer star Carlos Tevez signs $40M deal in China
Argentine striker Carlos Tevez has signed to play for Shanghai Shenhua, becoming the latest in a procession of star players to join the Chinese Super League. Chinese clubs have spent heavily over the past year to attract mainly South American stars.
‘Please fail your medical and stay forever’ – Chelsea fans sad to see Oscar leave
The Brazilian midfielder has agreed to move to the Chinese Super League, with Blues supporters reluctantly wishing the 25-year-old well with the next stage of his career After his transfer from Chelsea to Shanghai SIPG for 52 million was confirmed, Brazil international midfielder Oscar reached out to his fans online, thanking them for their support. The 25-year-old is set to triple his wages in the Chinese Super League, having spent four years in the Premier League with the Blues.