is selected as the number one star of Chinese football, I believe that many fans will vote for Wu Lei who plays for the Spanish team. At the beginning of 2019, the European powerhouse Spaniard signed Wu Lei for an annual price of 2 million euros. In the first season, Wu Lei played 16 games, scored 3 goals and sent 1 assist. His outstanding performance also helped the team get tickets to the Europa League.
In the 2019-2020 season, the Spaniard experienced a coach change and striker's departure, and once fell into a long-term downturn. Throughout the season, they fell into the quagmire of relegation and did not see any hope of relegation. In the end, they fell to the bottom of the league, and the team ushered in a "dark hour." In the team's most difficult moment, Wu Lei did not choose to leave. He took the initiative to cut wages and renewed his contract with the Spaniard, determined to help the team return to La Liga.
This season, Wu Lei missed many of the Spaniard's games due to injury. In the 15 league games he participated in, half of them were on the bench, and he was still able to contribute 2 goals and 2 assists. His performance was quite satisfactory. Currently, the Spaniard ranks first in the league, and the road to upgrade is bright. Maybe next season, we will see Wu Lei stand on the stage of La Liga again.
Just when fans are looking forward to the Spaniard's upgrade, there is another good news. Maybe we don't have to wait so long to see Chinese players in La Liga again!
Not long ago, La Liga club Granada held a pre-match press conference for Real Madrid. At the meeting, General Manager Fernandez announced an amazing news that another Chinese forward is about to land in La Liga! Fernandez said: "We are a Chinese-funded team, so we may sign a player. The club is already implementing this plan." According to many media speculations, this player is probably 25-year-old from Guangzhou Evergrande. Forward Wei Shihao!
In fact, at the end of last year, Wei Shihao almost "moved" to La Liga, and the team that wanted to extend his olive branch was Granada. Many domestic media also confirmed the news, but due to financial problems, no transfer was made. Since then, other La Liga teams have contacted Wei Shihao, but the negotiations also broke down, and Wei Shihao's overseas trip has also come to an end.
This season, Wei Shihao's skills have also reached another level. Due to injury, he only played 10 games in the Evergrande League, 4 of which were on the bench, but Wei Shihao contributed 8 goals. In an interview with the media, Wei Shihao said: "I don't want to go abroad for the time being, I want to prove myself at home first." Now that he has proven himself, maybe the next step is to study abroad.
