Recently, the CBA free trade market has been very lively. Two top stars, Guo Ailun and Zhou Qi, have completed transfers one after another, almost setting a record for the transfer of big-name players in CBA history.
As we all know, the current development of the CBA league is not as professional and liberal as the NBA. In particular, the existence of the youth training system prevents many players from completing team transfers freely. After all, the team has spent so many years of hard work on youth training, and the players they finally produced cannot be let go to other teams in vain. Teams that want to sign players will have to pay more or less signing fees or transfer fees. In principle, this does not violate the rules of the CBA League. Teams and players on both sides are also willing to accept this fact.
The exact amount of Zhou Qi's transfer fee has not yet been revealed. There is a high probability that it cannot be just an apparent salary of 6 million, otherwise the Guangdong Men's Basketball Team will suffer a huge loss. On Guo Ailun's side, some self-media writers claimed that the transfer fee, the so-called signing fee, requires 30 million. That is, before Guo Ailun can officially finalize the contract, his agency team needs to pay 30 million in fees. This news can be said to have stirred up a thousand waves with one stone, instantly arousing widespread heated discussion. Seeing the public opinion fermenting more and more fiercely, the Guangzhou Dragon and Lion Club even went to the field late at night to refute the rumors.
bluntly stated that this was a malicious fabrication of facts and was purely false. He also stated that he would resolutely use legal means to protect the club's legitimate rights and interests, and decisively pursue the responsibility of some self-media for spreading rumors and defamation. 30 million is a lot of money, but it is also worthy of Guo Ailun's worth. What’s interesting is that Guangzhou Longshi’s statement only said that the 30 million signing fee was a rumor, but it did not deny the existence of the signing fee. As for the specific amount, the two parties must have agreed privately, but this kind of thing is still Don't make it public.
cba is committed to being more professional and needs to allow free movement among players. Player transfers must not become more and more difficult because of signing fees.
